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10 Addictive Urban Web Cams - Arts & Lifestyle
In a sign of the times, the Statue of Liberty celebrated her 125th birthday by having five streaming web cams installed in her torch. Earthcam Inc. , which manages webcams around the world, donated the cameras to the National Park Service to capture a panoramic view of New York City's harbor, shots of Ellis Island and a glimpse of the torch itself. What other unusual urban surveillance is available online? Check out some of our favorite streaming city views: NEW YORK & TOKYO: It's King Kong v. Godzilla with competing views of New York and Tokyo.Kirsten Hively is obsessive about New York's colourful neon signs. She's been photographing them, mainly at night, and runs a weekly blog called Project Neon . Just launched, however, is a Project Neon iPhone app that allows fellow neon fans to locate some of NYC's finest signs for themselves... "Project Neon began as my personal project to document New York City's current, glowing neon signs, starting on the Upper East Side," says Hively. "Because I couldn't find any good resource listing the city's working signs, I kept careful track of the addresses of each sign I photographed," she continues.

