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"UPDATE: A commenter suggests that this video is from an earlier earthquake in Hollister, CA, rather than this afternoon's Eureka quake.  We're attempting to verify with the LesNews team, but for now, treat with skepticism.\n\u2014\nWith video cameras and camera phones becoming nearly ubiquitous, perhaps we shouldn't be surprised that the Eureka earthquake was reportedly caught on tape by at least one person \u2014 and it's likely more footage will be uploaded to YouTube over time.\nThat's part of the change being brought about by social media: With the tools of content creation in everyone's hands (video cameras in phones, Twitter apps, mobile blogging), we're reaching a point at which everyone is a reporter.  \nAs we mentioned previously, some of the first pics of the damage caused by the Eureka earthquake were posted to Twitter. Now, according to French-language news outlet @lesnews, we have an actual video of the event, taking place during the filming of a fairly ordinary scene.  It was, of course, posted to YouTube.\nHave you seen more YouTube videos of the Northern California earthquake?  Let us know in the comments.\n\n\n\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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