EarthCam is known for hosting a global network of live-streaming webcams from destinations around the world [1]. The channel streams round-the-clock live views of locations such as Times Square in New York, Abbey Road in London, and Dublin, Ireland [1].
Known for
EarthCam was founded in 1996 [2]. In 2006 the channel won a Webby Award in the Tourism category [2]. In 2011 EarthCam installed 5 cameras in the torch of the Statue of Liberty [2]. In 2016 EarthCam delivered the first 4K broadcast of the Times Square New Year's Eve Ball drop on YouTube [2]. EarthCam created time-lapse documentation of the decade-long construction of the National September 11 Memorial & Museum [2]. In 2026 EarthCam marked 30 years of innovation in live camera content and software [3]. EarthCam partnered with America250 to document the United States' 250th anniversary [3]. EarthCam operates from a technology campus in Northern New Jersey, USA [2].
What they're streaming now
In 2026 EarthCam marked 30 years of work in live camera content and software [3]. During StreamerHub's observation window from 2026-10-22 19:15 to 2026-10-23 11:30 UTC, the channel was seen live for about 10.2 hours [5]. All observed streaming fell under the Talk category [5]. The highest viewer count observed was 230, at 2026-10-22 19:15 UTC [5]. Recent streaming featured a round-the-clock live view of Dublin, Ireland [5].
Who should watch
The content suits viewers who enjoy ambient, uninterrupted live views of world landmarks and city scenes without heavy commentary, and who like to check in on a destination at any hour.