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Advertisement Coming to your desktop... the next Directions Media web event The Directions Media Webinar Series and the "new" Directions OnPoint webcasts will keep you up to date with the very latest information on geospatial technology, location-based services and "all things location." Sign-up for our next web event or choose from our archive of over 30 webinars. MapQuest Gets on Routing - Pedestrian Routing/Android App Built on OSMOld News: MapQuest Introduces Walking and Transit Directions! Oh and "Rail Transit Directions are now available in six major metro areas (NYC, Chicago, D.C., San Fran, Boston and Philly)" ...  • Email to a friend •  •OSM Launches Open DEM EffortThe OpenDEM.info project is looking for height data (of all kinds from aerial photos to GPS to trachymeter) that can be licensed under the Open Database License or current OSM license (CC-BY-SA). • Email to a friend • •Still Little Response to FTC “No Follow”/Location Privacy DocumentInput is due on Feb 18 (it was extended to this date) from Jan 31. About 200 citizens and have chimed in but few industries. Two noted by PaidContent: banks and geospatial. Banks: Securities... • Email to a friend • •NJ Legislator: Require Carriers to Provide Instructions on Turning off GPS Tracking on PhonesNJ State Sen. Barbara Buono introduced legislation "requiring wireless providers to educate consumers on how to disable their phone GPS capabilities." How? Via a dedicated phone/e-mail... • Email to a friend • •Update: Ottawa Offers, Unoffers Bus GPS DataNow this is just sad. A winner of the Ottawa app contest and attended the awards this week is rallying the other participants to help get OC Transpo to put the live GPS data stream back - so his app... • Email to a friend • •International GIS TidbitsUAE Traffic information is as the most sought-after navigation-related feature on GPS (Global Positioning System) navigation devices in the UAE with 96 per cent of wireless navigation users saying... • Email to a friend • •The Guardian Teams with SpatialKey to Show England/Wales Crime DataAfter last week's launch of the map and data from UK Police, the paper worked with U.S.-based SpatialKey and visualization guy Doug McCune to provide a tool to "to build a richer interface... • Email to a friend • •More Recent Articles |
