[EAS] FCC Seeks Comment on Multilingual EAS

[RobertM]

Richard

I don't know because while I  spend time there , I do not live there. But what what I see Is similar to NYC where very many of independent authorities but only but much more of LA is a  much of or a collective  but independent communities where the local fire or police chief will try to take change regardless of the situation on on the ground. NYC has less of this problem 


> On Mar 15, 2014, at 12:40 AM, Richard Rudman <rar01 at me.com> wrote:
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> The story behind the story of LA media coverage for events that affect life safety of the public here really starts with the relationship between key members of the media and key members of the emergency management community built up over years. Both know their respective roles and both in general carry them out with professionalism.
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> EPI Warnings can and should be rooted in the same relationships and responsibilities. We will at some point see emergencies where normal means for media to get information from the EM community are impaired -- likely coupled with impairment of our normal means to relay information to the public.
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