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Wednesday, December 23. 2009
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ESRI Updates ArcGIS Online Data to Google Maps/Bing Tiling
ESRI has a detailed post noted which datasets are now available in the Google and Bing tiling schemes. Also of note: a number of 3D globes were moved from the premium (pay) server to the free server.
The migration to the new tiling scheme was announced in spring 2009, based on user feedback.
- ESRI Support Blog
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Tuesday, December 22. 2009
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Podcast: Google's Slow Walk to its Vision for Geospatial Cloud Computing
Last week Google added some search tools to its Map Data API. The announcement made few waves in a holiday focused geospatial community, the announcement and its implications are worth considering as they lay out the small steps Google is making to draw developers to its vision for geospatial cloud computing.
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Posted by Adena Schutzberg
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Monday, December 7. 2009
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NAVTEQ/Microsoft Update Relationship
Update: This may be related to this announcement last week - of NAVTEQ taking pics for Streetside.
via ResourceShelf
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"NAVTEQ... today announced a new technology agreement which will allow NAVTEQ to more rapidly deploy innovative collection capabilities and accelerate the collection, creation and storage of 3D map data and visuals. NAVTEQ and Microsoft have agreed to work together to support technological advancements in this area, through which NAVTEQ will also provide Microsoft Corp. with 3D map data and visuals to power new mapping features."
- press release
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Thursday, December 3. 2009
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Bing Launches (Beta) StreetViews, etc.
I actually heard about this "big launch" last night at Ignite Spatial Boston. Microsoft hosted it at the New England Research and Development Center (NERD). Among the snazzy apps (click arrow icon for "more apps" to find them): ways to track Tweets and other datasets. Also launched: the Microsoft answer to StreetView. Oh, and the new stuff is Silverlight only.
- PC World
- ReadWriteWeb
- C|net
- VentureBeat
- ArsTechnica
Washington Post
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Posted by Adena Schutzberg
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