welp...first day issues with the webcast.
i'm trying to be positive and understanding about the situation down there with alleged destruction of the infrastructure required to stream a live feed in crappy definition to the youtube servers. yet, i can't help but think "didn't they know that first?" or "why didn't they know about this first?" or "they didn't consider a test run??".
i dunno. if it was me, i'd know what i was walking in to first and have a system set in place. for comparison's sake there's no way in hell the ASP would turn out to their most popular event with an untested and collapsing live feed.
i love watching the IBA comps, they're a great thing for bodyboarding as a sport and as just rad old entertainment, but when shit happens like this it really makes it seem real pov. shame. these sort of issues no doubt lead to potential sponsors holding back which in turn keeps capital at the same pov level which results in the same pov webcasts which results in less sponsors which results in ..... and so on. at some point, someone is going to have to beef up the cash within the IBA to help it progress lest it continue in this stalemate forever.

