Tuesday, February 27, 2007

TIGER to open source format and shapefiles

http://freegeotools.blogspot.com/2007/02/tiger-is-moving-to-shapefile-and-web.html

Tiger may become a more viable alternative, especially for web apps. It won't have the quality needed for geocoding or routing, but shouldn't be too bad for visualization of non-aerial maps.

Friday, February 23, 2007

Thursday, February 15, 2007

College Football Geek Mashup

Now if we could track Reggie Bush's Outgoing Phone Records......

http://www.mapgameday.com/recruit/


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Wednesday, February 14, 2007

Two New Concepts Collide

1) Geography as a filter, starting point, or context for info.
 
2) User provided content.
 
iCommunity.tv ( http://iCommunity.tv ) allows users to contribute video via YouTube and news and locate that on google maps or earth.  Both google maps and earth are also search and delivery mechanisms.
 
I don't know that this is the one, but someone will do this right and it will become a viable alternative to corporate news.  Worth checking out for its concepts and use of technology alone.