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Tag Archives: google
Google Hurricane Katrina Resources
Google Hurricane Katrina Resources – anyone want to explain to me why rel=”nofollow” is used on those links?
Tagged google, nofollow, spam
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Google Maps API
Google Maps API – finally, and thank goodness. I haven’t looked at the API yet, hopefully it still leaves a place for Mikel’s fantastic worldKit. Via Google Blog. Update later June 29: also today, the Yahoo! Maps Web Service. All … Continue reading
google+navteq
This isn’t even a rumour, just speculation. it occurred to me that Navteq is probably on Google’s radar for possible acquisition.
Tagged acquisition, google, navteq
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google says yes to map hacking
Ever singe people started hacking on Google maps (and since I’ve intended to when I get the time) I’ve been waiting for an official statement from Google. Well this isn’t exactly that, but it’s pretty close. Google Blog: Bird view.
Craigslist housing+google maps
this is exactly what I’m talking about. Well, thinking, anyway.
Tagged craigslist, geo, google, housing
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