The Media Bloggers Association’s Tsunami Video Hosting Initiative passed the one week mark earlier today having served up 1.27 mm video streams served across all donor/hosts as of noon today. These steams were served up at an average data transfer…

International cable news here in Manila is pretty much 24/7 Tsunami News, though I see that one of my primary DC news haunts, NBC4, at…

Back in June 2003 I decided to host a single video of the Nick Berg beheading on my server, mainly because I found the act atrocious and simply did not see anyone, anywhere making this available to the public. I went away for the weekend,…

The Wall Streeet Journal notices Jordon Golson of Cheese and Crackers–now ranked #1 in traffic at the Truth Laid Bear’s ecosystem for those who use Sitemeter. Other tsunami bloggers mentioned: PunditGuy , who was saddled with big bandwidth transfer fe…

After watching a bunch of the tsunami videos, a few thoughts occur to me. The wave was not nearly as tall as I thought it’d be. I mean, Hawaii and Australia get waves like this for surf competitions, don’t they?…

It seems that there are millions of people out there searching for videos of the SE Asia tsunami. I have noticed a big increase in traffic (today looks like it will be my busiest day). So far I’ve had 6,500

Two Malaysian bloggers who came face-to-face with tsunami were mentioned by The Guardian yesterday: apapaje.blogspot.com and Ronnie Tan. TV Smith has set up Malaysia & Regional Tsunami Disaster Information & Resource Page at Malaysia Central. Oon Yeoh …

Waxy.org has been collecting amateur video footage, here’s a roundup post: Link. Punditguy has more: Link Chris Holland says, I’ve used prodigem to create torrents for the South Asia tsunami videos. The more people use this torrent, the faster everyone…

In some sick pun, the best way to fetch amateur videos of first-person encounters of the tsunami is via a torrent from