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  • Why you should clearly mark your geocache!

    This story on CNN demostrates why you need to clearly mark a geocache as such. From the article, “In June, a bomb squad in De Pere, Wisconsin, used a robot-mounted […]

  • GeoEye now world’s largest commercial satellite imagery company

    Orbimage, Inc. recently finalized its acquisition of Denver-based Space Imaging, Inc., and the two companies will now combine to do business as GeoEye. In early 2007, the company is still […]

  • IP Address to Location

    The Link has been corrected now!  Sorry for any confusion.  While there are a few tools out there to do this sort of thing, I thought this one was a […]

  • gisblog.net » Geominder

    A few days ago GISBlog.net mentioned GeoMinder a phone-based software that makes happen what I think is one of the holy grails of LBS, the ability to create location based […]

  • Usted habla espanol? … dos

    I came across another spanish speaking geospatial blog that is interesting.  Their description suggests they focus on Virtual Earth and Google Local, but they have some good links to interesting […]

  • Peter Morville on “Spatiosemantic”

    Peter Morville, our guest on this week’s episode, maintains his own blog, Findability.org, where he discusses the ideas behind the technologies that are making findability an increasingly important part of […]

  • Usted habla espanol?

    If so you may be interested in the spanish speaking blog La Cartoteca. From the entries that I have ‘read’ (my spanish teacher would be sad) so far La Cartoteca […]

  • Updated links – did I miss your blog?

    I have spent the evening re-merging the links page and blogs&podcast page into links which will keep me a little less confused and make it more likely for me to […]

  • HopStop.com

    HopStop.com is a city transit guide site that features maps and directions from place to place using public transit, or a combination of public transit and walking. In addition, the […]

  • Stardust capsule lands safely

    Early this morning, NASA’s Stardust capsule containing samples of comet dust successfully landed in the Utah desert. There are links and information on all the major media outlets, but it […]

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