Japanese earthquake as seen by YouTube citizen journalism

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	Japanese earthquake as seen by YouTube Citizen journalism Social media sites like YouTubes's Citizentube showcase the earthquake from the digital cameras of those experiencing it. Here is a collection of the best videos. Read More WHITE PAPER: Iron Mountain Why Cloud Backup: Top 10 Reasons Cloud server backup solutions reduce the burden of tape management and backup operations headaches, by automatically storing the data safely offsite to protect for disaster recovery purposes. This white paper discusses the top ten reasons why organizations are turning to cloud server backup. 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