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Location-based Digital Rights Management
It seems that a patent was just issued, to Microsoft, for a method and system for location-based licensing. This system would allow the owner of content to specify the locations […]
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Special Episode 08
Interview with Bradshaw Consulting Services, ArcPad and mobile GIS
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Platial featured on Wired.com
A while back we blogged about Platial, the Google maps mashup site co-created by Di-Ann Eisnor (who will be a featured speaker at Where 2.0), and it seems the site […]
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ESRI Podcast Survey reminder
Keep in mind that there is just a week left to take the ESRI Podcast Survey. Ten of the respondents will be chosen at random to receive a book from […]
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General, general, Programming/Dev
Windows Live Developer Center launches
Microsoft has unveiled their Windows Live Developer Center, which offers APIs, resources and documentation for developers who want to write applications that connect to Microsoft services. Of course, Virtual Earth […]
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 35 Part 4
Interview with David Maguire, Director of Products at ESRI
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Topographic Fruit Bowls
Yes, that’s right….If you would like a lovely geography-inspired way to display your apples, oranges and other tasty fruits, then check out these custom-milled wooden fruit bowls in the shape […]
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International Podcast Expo – April 21-23, 2006
An online only Podcast conference will be taking place April 21-23. Not much is clear so far other than it will cost $11 to “attend”, and presenter and exhibitor details […]
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OpenGeoData รโรยป Podcast: Ed Parsons
There are two reasons to post about OpenGeoData…it is a fairly quiet blog and now a podcast. The first podcast is a discussion with Ed Parsons of the Ordinance Survey. […]
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 35 Part 3
Interview with Clint Brown, Director of Software Products at ESRI
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