FCC Consumer Broadband Services Testing and Measurement - Business or other for-profit

FCC Consumer Broadband Services Testing and Measurement

The following Code of Conduct-20140401

FCC Consumer Broadband Services Testing and Measurement - Business or other for-profit

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The following Code of Conduct, available at http://www.samknows.com/broadband/code-conduct, was signed by ISPs and other entities participating in the study:


SAMKNOWS

2012 FCC BROADBAND TESTING AND MEASUREMENT PROGRAM

CODE OF CONDUCT


February 17, 2012



WHEREAS the Federal Communications Commission of the United States of America is conducting a Broadband Testing and Measurement Program, in conjunction with SamKnows, the purpose of which is to establish a technical platform for measuring Broadband America and further to use that platform to collect data;


WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, as participants and stakeholders in that Broadband Testing and Measurement Program, do hereby agree to be bound by and conduct ourselves in accordance with the following principles and shall:


  1. At all times act in good faith;


  1. Not act, nor fail to act, if the intended consequence of such act or omission is to enhance, degrade, or tamper with the results of any test for any individual panelist or broadband provider, except that:


2.1 It shall not be a violation of this principle for broadband providers to:


  1. 2.1.1. Operate and manage their business including modifying or improving services delivered to any class of subscribers that may or may not include panelists among them, provided that such actions are consistent with normal business practices, and

  2. 2.1.2. Address service issues for individual panelists at the request of the panelist or based on information not derived from the trial;

  3. 2.2.  It shall not be a violation of this principle for academic and research purposes to simulate or observe tests and components of the testing architecture, provided that no impact to FCC data or the Internet service of the panelists occurs; and


  1. Not publish any data generated by the tests, nor make any public statement based on such data, until such time as the FCC releases data on a biannual basis or makes a public statement regarding any results of the tests, or except where expressly permitted by the FCC; and


  1. Ensure that their employees, agents, and representatives, as appropriate, act in accordance with this Code of Conduct.




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