Monday, July 28. 2008

Map Hawk - Watching the Media and How it Uses Maps

Map Hawk is a newly launched blog that will focus on maps and mapping technology in use by the mainstream media. With the upcoming U.S. elections the Olympics and ongoing world events, Map Hawk will document and explore the use of maps in print, online and televised media. You'll find my coverage both here on APB and at MapHawk.blogspot.com. I hope you'll join the conversation, send comment s, subscribe to the daily newsletter and participate in the ongoing polls. See the first poll on how CNN should improve their mapping capabilities for the presidential election.

Posted by Joe Francica in Politics and Mapping, Media & Maps at 03:46 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0) |

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