St. Louis PBS Station Sues Cloud Provider Over Lost Archives
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A PBS station based in St. Louis has filed a lawsuit to regain access to 70 years of archival television history. The station lost access to its data after its cloud storage provider apparently went out of business.
The legal action seeks the recovery of decades of historical media that were stored with the provider. The loss occurred due to the provider's cessation of operations, leaving the station unable to retrieve its archival materials.
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