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Friday, August 25. 2006
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Mashups on the Shoulders of Giants
GridSkipper, a group blog on urban travel, points to the next frontier of mashups - mashing up the mashups. A poster wants to see a mashup of fast food places overlain with a mashup of demographics (SRC's). Of course, that's possible, but the idea that people are thinking this way if good news for mapping and for GIS.
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