Wednesday, November 11. 2009

PolicyMap Widget Available

Remember PolicyMap, that cool site (powered by Placebase's PushPin, now apparently owned by Apple) that offered up simple to make interactive maps to help in policy decisions? Now there's an embeddable widget to put those maps on your website. Alas: "Up to 3 widgets at a time can be available for free to Premium subscribers and at an additional $500 per year to annual Standard [free] subscribers. Widgets are available to non-subscribers for $1,000 per year."

This new offering -- The PolicyMap Widget -- is a customizable instance of PolicyMap that displays interactive maps on your website in just a few, simple steps. Like PolicyMap, the widgets can display data at a variety of geographies -- from an address to a block group, zip code or congressional district. PolicyMap widgets are fully interactive -- giving both the visualization of a thematic or heat map.

Posted by Adena Schutzberg at 06:56 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0) |

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