1. What is the NLRB's two prong test for determining whether workers' communications to third parties are so disloyal as to lose protection?

2. Which prong of the NLRB's test is at issue in this case?

3. The Board noted that the statements the technicians made in the newscast shed an unwelcome light on their employers' business practices.What were the NLRB's reasons for concluding that the statements did not cause the technicians to lose Section 7 protection?