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"It didn't take sophisticated software," Hanke says. "What it took was a substrate — the satellite imagery of Earth — in an accessible form and a simple authoring language for people to create and share stuff
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02 Jul 07
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jkraussAmericans have been called geographically illiterate and we
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paul reidWhat it took was a substrate — the satellite imagery of Earth — in an accessible form and a simple authoring language for people to create and share stuff. Once that software existed, the urge to describe and annotate just took off.
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Get Wired's take on technology business news and the Silicon Valley scene including IT, media, mobility, broadband, video, design, security, software, networking and internet startups on Wired.com
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27 Jun 07
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Bruno Martinsglimpses into the hyperlocal future.
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A look at how Google's ubiquitous maps app has radically altered (and is altered by) the politics of the world. Maps are power (Wired [Evan Ratliff], June 26 2007).
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Martin StabeGoogle Maps and its competitors have "become a sprawling, networked atlas — a 'geoweb' that's expanding so quickly its outer edges are impossible to pin down. ... Today, the number of mashed-up Google Maps exceeds 50,000."
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