September 22, 2009
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This past week's big news was
deCarta's announcement of support for the crowdsourced OpenStreetMaps
geographic data across its product line. What does that mean for other
companies in the mapping tools space, the data space and for end users
of these products?
Next week (Sept. 26-Oct. 3) is Banned Books Week. According to the site: "Banned Books Week is the only national celebration of the freedom to read. It was launched in 1982 in response to a sudden surge in the number of challenges to books in schools, bookstores and libraries." In recognition, the organization published a map, "Book Bans and Challenges, 2007-2009," showing banning actions, along with a list of events, suggested activities, etc. Via Nick Obourn - The Culture Spoke from True/Slant. Used with permission. Click for larger image. |
AAG to Award Goodall Atlas Award Update: Stealth Mode Location Tech to be Unveiled Next Week
Nikon-Trimble Introduces New Nikon Nivo Total Station Series State of Karnataka, India, Selects ESRI Technology for Disaster Management Portal Pluritas Will Auction Zoltar's GPS Emergency Locator Patents Rx Networks Combines Cell-ID, WiFi and Assisted GPS Technology NIIT GIS President honored with National Geo-Spatial Excellence Award Intermap Technologies' AccuTerra GPS Maps Now Available on App Store
GIS Analyst - Full-Time, Contract Position AutoCAD Officer - Central Coast SAP Technical Consultant GIS OFFICER GISjobs Australia - Business Development Partners
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