Google Makes Map Maker Contributor from Yale an International Ambassador
The New Haven Register ran an article tiled "Mapmaking enthusiast celebrated by Google for contributions." It profiles Map Maker contributor and Yale University librarian, Daniel Mugaburu. Google likes his work so much it made "him an international ambassador of online cartography, flying him around the world to talk about using Google Map Maker technology." I could not read much more so I went directly to the comments where I found what I hoped I'd see:
Chris wrote on Feb 19, 2012 2:25 PM:
" It is fun to contribute to community maps. I prefer to contribute to OpenStreetMap, the Global Wiki map. The big differences from G Maps are that the underlying data is accessible and contributors own their work in OSM - you're working for the community not a closed company map. "
I wonder if folks at Yale will try to have him change teams.
via @daleloberger
by Adena Schutzberg on 02/19 at 04:47 PM |
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