Victoria's Secret Site Holds Up
from the making-many-people-happy dept
Last year the troubles that Victoria's Secret had with their webcast were talked about widely. It was considered both a good thing (in that it showed that this new medium could attract many visitors) and a bad thing (in that it wasn't clear the technology could handle the rush). This year, however, it appears to have gone off much better. There were still some slowdowns, but none of the major glitches of last year.
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