PBS Station Loses 70 Years of Archive After Cloud Vendor Vanishes

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A St. Louis PBS station has lost access to 50-plus terabytes of programming stretching back 70 years after the cloud vendor holding the archive apparently shut down without warning. The data sits in a Denver facility that has refused to return it.

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