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http://qik.com/ does at least the first two. Not sure about the 3rd.

It stops recording when the phone is locked. But I'd imagine that as long as it's recording, the phone wouldn't go into lock mode unless you specifically told it to. The good news is that even if someone takes your phone and deletes the video, you can email Qik to recover whatever portion of the video was uploaded to their servers before the deletion.

But I'd imagine that as long as it's recording, the phone wouldn't go into lock mode unless you specifically told it to.

That's the thing... you want it to. If you're pulled over by the police you want to 1) start recording, 2) start uploading to a server in some other jurisdiction 3) Lock your phone so that police can't see that it's recording/uploading, 4) the power-off button is disabled.

A police officer noticing your phone during an arrest and clicking on "stop recording" is a totally different situation than him asking you for your password.

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