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A discussion on the technical limitations of podcasting highlights the difficulty in achieving NPR-level sound quality without bulky professional gear. The hosts argue that legacy media companies are in a "slow-motion crash" because they are tied to outdated linear distribution models and cannot adapt to the internet's disruption.
During the launch of MSNBC in New Jersey, Tom Brokaw interviewed President Bill Clinton using a highly directed system where questions were fed into his ear by producers. The technical infrastructure for the chat portion of the launch was managed by a third-party company using Linux-based Sun Spark servers because Microsoft's own servers were insufficient at the time.
