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New Location for EAS Meeting at NAB2002
Las Vegas - March 27, 2002 - The April 9 SBE-EAS Meeting at NAB2002 has been moved from the Las Vegas Hilton to the Las Vegas Convention Center Room N232. The meeting will be held from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. The room and time change is to allow for the greater anticipated attendance and to remove a potential scheduling conflict with another meeting during the convention.
The proposed meeting agenda includes:
The meeting will be led by Clay Freinwald, CPBE, chairman of the SBE EAS Committee. Also presenting will be Richard Rudman, CPBE, chairman of FCC NAC, Bob Wyatt, chairman of the newly created SBE/DTV-EAS Committee, and Chris Murray, SECC chairman for Oregon.
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