Peter’s talk at WordCamp LA 2011 is up on WordPress.tv. The talk went through some of the basic strategies for scaling a WordPress project using the example of the Town Square project (170+ radio stations).
Also, check out Brandon’s awesome talk: The Anarchist and the Patriot
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