How BBC Operations dealt with 9/11
support.bbc.co.uk
How BBC Operations dealt with 9/11
1–4 of 4 posts
Re: How BBC Operations dealt with 9/11
#2On September 11th 2001 a small Operations team at the BBC had the job to keep the BBC on the Internet and keep the servers running. At the time, a lot of the BBC's international-facing server capacity was in THNY, close to ground zero. Although staff in the UK were a long way away they still had a job to do. This is the incident ticket from that day and how BBC Ops responded.
Re: How BBC Operations dealt with 9/11
#3Apologies, the URL is:
https://web.archive.org/web/20031118063127/https://support.b...
Re: How BBC Operations dealt with 9/11
#4On September 11th 2001 a small Operations team at the BBC had the job to keep the BBC on the Internet and keep the servers running. At the time, a lot of the BBC's international-facing server capacity was in THNY, close to ground zero. Although staff in the UK were a long way away they still had a job to do. This is the incident ticket from that day and how BBC Ops responded.
The show must go on.
Honestly, the attacks should’ve been a minor annoyance for the rest of the world.
I believed an example of this is shown here.