Tsunami video podcasts from washingtonpost.com

washingtonpost.com's award-winning online videojournalist Travis Fox recently visited Aceh, Indonesia, and produced a series of  video and panoramas for on the anniversary of the tsunami. The four videos and 12 panoramas were rolled out this week.

Fox is not only one of the best online videojournalists out there -- now he's figured out a few clever ways to make it easier for fans to follow his work. He's set up a URL, travisfox.com, that redirects to the page on washingtonpost.com with all of his work. And he's set up an iTunes Video Podcast with all of his work.

"Even if you don't have the new video iPod, watching video in iTunes is a good user experience," he says in an e-mail. "To subscribe, follow this link: www.travisfox.com/podcast/. I will be updating the podcast with new videos and many pieces from my archive are already there. Leave your comments in the comments section in iTunes."

On a related note, one of Fox's videos, "Making Space for Democracy", recently won a CINE Golden Eagle. The piece looked at the democratic process in Afghanistan, Syria and Lebanon. You can watch it on the podcast as well. 

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