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Want a chance to win a new Mazda? All you need is Google Earth!
Mazda just announced their Mazda CX-7 EarthSearch Sweepstakes, which runs until June 27th, 2006. All you do is download Google Earth (if you don’t already have it installed, of course), […]
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US Senate Inquiry concludes FEMA should be abolished
CNN is now reporting that a US Senate inquiry has concluded that FEMA cannot be fixed, and should be abolished in its current form. A report will be released on […]
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New t-shirt in store…Map you
It is all Frank’s fault. We were sitting around, recording an episode of the podcast, and the next thing you know a Queen reference was tossed out leading to me […]
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Gadgets, general, General, Human Geography
Sometimes you have to look at the ACTUAL road
The Times online has a rather amusing article on the dangers of relying on our technology too much. Apparently quite a few drivers have ignored road signs and conditions in […]
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Get your spidey tracer!
Think Geek has a pretty cool device for all you spy fans out there (and a for those that aren’t). Use the portable GPS USB Tracker to track your pay […]
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A More Accessible Online Map
A List Apart has an interesting article on how to use CSS to make online maps more accessible to visually impaired people. What I find most interesting is that A […]
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Comparing the mapping services
The folks over at TechCrunch have put together a pretty good comparison of the various mapping services out there today. It’s a pretty quick rundown, but I think the chart […]
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general, General, GIS_Software
Sony and Intergraph…hmmm
Fantom Planet came across an interesting bit of information on the Intergraph site. Sony has decided to provide Intergraph $15 million for worldwide access to their patent portfolio, but it […]
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general, General, space (not spatial)
USGS Map-a-Planet
This site is probably not new to some of you, but I think it is worth a post. The USGS, conjunction with NASA, offers access to global imagery of a […]
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Yahoo!Maps now includes satellite imagery
SiliconBeat has a short summary of what happened at last night’s SDForum panel. The main outcome discussed was the announcement by Jeremy Kreitler that Yahoo! Maps now finally offers global […]
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