The Podcast Network, one of the most notable Australian new media success stories, suffered a massive technical failure over the weekend. If you don’t know about it, you should have a look at the Podcast Network’s offerings (once it is back online) to see a good example of why old media networks can not assume they will dominate the content making business in the future. But for the moment, the sites are in the process of being restored and rebuilt. Not good.
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Awww shucks Margaret – having you write such a nice note about TPN almost makes the crash worthwhile! Almost. We’re on track to being back up. Out top ten sites are mostly back up and the rest should be up in a day or so. Love your work!
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