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Friday, September 03, 2021
NAB Show further clarifies health and safety protocols ahead of 2021 event
NewscastStudio: Following the recent announcement that proof of vaccination status would be required for attendees of the annual trade show, the National Association of Broadcasters has now updated and clarified its health and safety protocols for the October event.
Part of me is happy that performances are going on and arts are being supported, but it feels strange to me the way everything is being treated as almost back to normal, I admittedly don’t know all the statistics by heart but at least generally in America the numbers are incredibly high for cases and climbing. The general vibe that I get is that the restrictions are there but that we are through the pandemic just by virtue of more things opening up again, more people being out, and just generally the world more resembling what was there before, but which by numbers is not true. I worry that it is not enough and that it was too early to just say that everything was fine. There truly don’t seem to be many interior places that can function effectively and safely right now, including many of the food halls and hallways on the campus.
Part of me is happy that performances are going on and arts are being supported, but it feels strange to me the way everything is being treated as almost back to normal, I admittedly don’t know all the statistics by heart but at least generally in America the numbers are incredibly high for cases and climbing. The general vibe that I get is that the restrictions are there but that we are through the pandemic just by virtue of more things opening up again, more people being out, and just generally the world more resembling what was there before, but which by numbers is not true. I worry that it is not enough and that it was too early to just say that everything was fine. There truly don’t seem to be many interior places that can function effectively and safely right now, including many of the food halls and hallways on the campus.
(This is Phoebe, I messsed up posting my first comment)
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Part of me is happy that performances are going on and arts are being supported, but it feels strange to me the way everything is being treated as almost back to normal, I admittedly don’t know all the statistics by heart but at least generally in America the numbers are incredibly high for cases and climbing. The general vibe that I get is that the restrictions are there but that we are through the pandemic just by virtue of more things opening up again, more people being out, and just generally the world more resembling what was there before, but which by numbers is not true. I worry that it is not enough and that it was too early to just say that everything was fine. There truly don’t seem to be many interior places that can function effectively and safely right now, including many of the food halls and hallways on the campus.
Part of me is happy that performances are going on and arts are being supported, but it feels strange to me the way everything is being treated as almost back to normal, I admittedly don’t know all the statistics by heart but at least generally in America the numbers are incredibly high for cases and climbing. The general vibe that I get is that the restrictions are there but that we are through the pandemic just by virtue of more things opening up again, more people being out, and just generally the world more resembling what was there before, but which by numbers is not true. I worry that it is not enough and that it was too early to just say that everything was fine. There truly don’t seem to be many interior places that can function effectively and safely right now, including many of the food halls and hallways on the campus.
(This is Phoebe, I messsed up posting my first comment)
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