Monday, January 2. 2006

"The New Sense of Place" on NPR Tuesday

Update 1/3/05: The program is online here. Oh, and Directions Editor in Chief Joe Francica called in to offer his take on the business side of the geospatial Web.

Boston's WBUR will host an hour on the "The New Sense of Place," during the second hour of its "On Point" program on Tuesday, January 3rd at 11 am EST. One of the discussants will be Mike Liebhold from the Institute for the Future (and the keynote speaker at our Location Intelligence conference). Also on: Christopher Allen, founding partner, Counts Media - creators of the Yellow Arrow project and Peter Morville, author of Ambient Findability, review here (Slashdot).

The official blurb from the show: "In the 2nd Hour, On Point, Host Tom Ashbrook considers the new geo-spatial networks soon to be all around, connecting you to your world in ways few might have ever imagined."

The show is broadcast on many stations or you can listen live via streaming from WBUR. After airing, the shows are available for listening online, or downloading as podcasts, so don't worry if you should miss it.

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