"Steve" wrote in message
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On Feb 20, 10:49 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"Steve" wrote in message

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On Feb 20, 9:28 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:

No, the steering committe of the NAB does the programs, not the
speakers.

They get their information from somewhere. They don't emerge from
their mother's wombs knowing who will present on which topic, or what
so-and-so's job title is.

Probably they get the title from someone who recommends a person for a
panel. In the case of the "Programming Superstars" panel I was on, they
got
the names from the COO or CEO of each of America's major broadcast
companies.

Fine. And why would someone recommending you think that you were the
President of Programming?

Someone at NAB wrote it down wrong, probably.


So now it appears you not only lied about your own job title but you
also lied about a colleague's in order to promote your own political
ends. Pathetic.

That is pretty funny. The engineering seminars and panels are scheduled
by
an entirely separate group, made up of other engineers.

And of course there's no way that you could at some point have
actually exchanged words with someone in "an entirely separate group".
I mean, surely that sort of thing just never happens.

Not in this case.