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Tuesday, August 18. 2009
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Podcast: The Free Business Model and Geospatial
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How do you benefit from giving technology away? This week we look at a trend - all sorts of things (data, technology and Web services) are being offered for free across the technology landscape. It's happening in geospatial too. So, here's today's question: How will companies' free offerings compete with one another?
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Tuesday, August 11. 2009
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Podcast: Cloud Computing in Geospatial
Cloud computing is on everyone's list of buzz words this summer. What does the phrase mean? And what does it mean in the geospatial arena? We offer some definitions and ways to think about the new computing platform and look at what's happening now and may be ahead for geospatial technology practitioners.
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Posted by Adena Schutzberg
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Tuesday, August 4. 2009
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Podcast: In the News - State Stimulus Sites and User Generated Corrections
This week two news items peaked our interest: Good Jobs First, a Washington research center, released a report giving mediocre grades to state websites that aim to be transparent about the distribution of federal stimulus dollars. One of the criteria considered? Maps. Second, is there a trend in local news related to sat nav? Is there a move away from "two techs capturing data" stories to how users can get involved with collection and update?
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Posted by Adena Schutzberg
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Tuesday, July 28. 2009
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Podcast: The 2009 Federal Geospatial Data Management Oversight Hearing
Last week the House Natural Resources Committee, Subcommittee on Energy and Mineral Resources held an oversight hearing on "Federal Geospatial Data Management." The committee led by Rep. Jim Costa, heard testimony from federal, state, private industry and professional organization representatives. Our editors look at what was said and what the hearing may mean for the future.
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Tuesday, July 21. 2009
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Podcast: First Half of 2009: State of the Industry
We are halfway through 2009. Directions Media editors have been to about a dozen user and specialty conferences in the U.S. and around the world, including ESRI's huge event last week. What themes are emerging? What can we tease out about the future? Our editors try to make sense of five key themes they've identified.
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Monday, July 13. 2009
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Podcast: Examining the 2009 #ESRIUC Plenary
The first session of the ESRI User Conference reviews the technology vision, including a look at current and future releases and the conference theme. Our editors review some key points and themes and share their responses.
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