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« A disaster map created by citizens | Main | Another first hand account of life in New Orleans »
Sunday
Sep042005

Running the web from inside New Orleans

DateSun, September 4, 2005

Wired Magazine: "Despite the loss of most public utilities, at least one hosting company in hurricane-battered New Orleans is still online, fighting against time and the odds to keep part of the internet humming.

Occupying the 10th floor of a downtown Big Easy office building, Zipa is a typical web-hosting and co-location center, with one key difference: It's sitting smack dab in the middle of some of the worst devastation the United States has ever experienced." [READ MORE]

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