[EAS] New EAS NPRM now posted on the EAS Forum Website

[Mike McCarthy]

Not two issues....but one.  If it doesn't produce revenue or cut costs,
they're not interested in talking about it let along doing something
meaningful. To most managers and owners, EAS is a cost center with no
possible recoupment. Complex or simple, that's the bottom line.

I do agree with you on the fouling up aspect. Once a manger has the EAS 
epiphany, they then don't want to have bad content come out. Unless
they're the only game in the county and can have a heart to heart with the
powers that are, no amount of cajoling will suffice the powers to take EAS
seriousy.

MM

On Mon, June 30, 2014 8:56 am, Kelly D. Alford wrote:
> I agree with what you're saying from a Commission perspective Clay.  From
> what I've seen/heard, GM's, Owners and PD's are hesitant in getting more
> active in EAS participation, beyond the basic requirements anyway, boils
> down to two issues:
>
> 1.  Complexity.