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Tuesday, March 10. 2009
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How old is your state geography textbook?
Michigan's is brand new for 2009, taking over from publications from 1984 and 1970. The 672-page "Michigan Geography and Geology" was published this year by Pearson Custom Publishers in Boston and serves as a collegiate text. Michigan State University Professor Randall Schaetzl led a team of 54 professors from 15 universities to put the book together.
- Michigan Live
Podcast: Exploring Three Geo-related Lawsuits
This week we look at several lawsuits within the geospatial community that have made news in the past few weeks, and while we are not legal experts or lawyers, explore what they may "really" be about. Microsoft is suing TomTom; the Borings of Pennsylvania are going after Google once again and Pictometry and GEOSPAN continue to duke it out about patents.
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