We understand that there were some issues with livestreaming Wednesday’s joint webcast with TheCorporateCounsel.net. Editor John Jenkins blogged an apology today and provided members with information about how to view the archived webcast. We’re syndicating John’s blog here for any PracticalESG.com members who may have been affected by the technical issues:
We know that many of you experienced significant problems with the live stream of Wednesday’s “The SEC’s Climate Disclosure Rules: Preparing for the New Regime” webcast. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and are working with our tech team to ensure this doesn’t happen again. We strive to offer our members high-quality programming in a user-friendly, accessible format. We think the webcast was excellent and that those of you who listen to the archive – or read the transcript when it’s posted in the next week or so – will agree. However, the technical quality of the live webcast clearly did not live up to those standards, and for that we are truly sorry.
We don’t think simply saying “we’re sorry” is enough, so we’re also trying to make amends as best we can. Our team hustled to get the archived version of the webcast posted as soon as possible. I’m pleased to say that it’s now available and does not have any of the audio problems experienced with the live feed. We are also applying for on-demand CLE credit for the webcast, so those of you who were counting on picking up credit for the webcast should be able to do that as well (pending approval from your state). You’ll need to follow the instructions on the webcast’s landing page to apply for on-demand CLE credit.
We sincerely appreciate your continued support of our sites and deeply value your membership. We will continue to strive to provide you with the quality resources and programming that you’ve come to expect from us, and we’re working hard to ensure that we don’t experience a problem like this again.
– John Jenkins
