[BC] ABC layoffs

[Thomas G. Osenkowsky]

While you did address the entertainment and
technical issues, you neglected to address the
MOST IMPORTANT issue. How is EAS 
integrated into the transmission path? Is the
most recent edition of "The Public and Broadcasting"
maintained in the Public File in the mud hut in
Bangalore, India? Is there a meaningful management
presence there during normal business hours?

Tom Osenkowsky, CPBE

> All entertainment in the world is consolidated and
> sent to a mud hut in Bangalore, India, where indentured
> servants convert it to electronic media, duly registered
> with the RIAA. The result in uploaded to satellites
> which distribute it world-wide to Broadcast transmitting
> facilities. This handles entertainment issues.
> An electronic monitoring device, connected to a Cell-
> Phone circuit, checks the health of the on-air signals
> and dials up the mud hut in Bangalore, India, where
> it is converted to electronic script. . The result is
> uploaded to satellites which distribute it world-wide
> to electronically generated automatons, which dispatch
> to the transmitter sites.  This handles technical issues.