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This survey from JR Tokai Express Research Inc and reported on by japan.internet.com looking into issues surrounding Google Maps Street View. Demographics On the 20th of August 2008 332 members of the JR Tokai Express Research online monitor panel employed in either the public or private sectors completed a private internet-based questionnaire.

This survey from JR Tokai Express Research Inc and reported on by japan.internet.com looking into issues surrounding Google Maps Street View. Demographics On the 20th of August 2008 332 members of the JR Tokai Express Research online monitor panel employed in either the public or private sectors completed a private internet-based questionnaire.

Wow! I can’t believe me eyes. Not five minutes ago I was bumming around my apartment polishing off a bag of M&Ms while looking out the window facing Baraga Avenue here in Marquette. And there it was… a Google Maps street view car! I’m sure you have all used Google Maps a [...]

amazing dog houses and doll houses There’s just something about smaller-than-normal houses that brings out the kid in all of us. Whether you’re spoiling your kids with a crazy doll house or pampering your pooch with a luxurious doghouse, these little versions of real houses are enough to keep you going “Awwww” for hours.

‘” The thought of Google always having something up its sleeves to make it stand out from the lot as it makes inroads with more and more applications for users across the web. Be it Street View controversies (that are innumerable) to launch of Android and the first set having the software running due by November (creator HTC) to the present launch of Chrome; Google’s own browser.

banksy world locations We already know what a cultural phenomenon Banksy has become. He’s gone from a teenage tagger to a well-known artist making multi-million dollar art. His style and message have, ironically, been wholeheartedly embraced by the very type of people he mocks.

Let’s hope Hurricane Gustav just slips past New Orleans without doing any damage. Here’s The Times-Picayune in Virtual Earth/Live Search Maps. (As with all Advance Internet properties, I’m not sure where to link when writing the newspaper’s name. They appear to have a corporate policy of causing as much brand confusion as possible.

Apparently, the head of the British Cartographic Society is no fan of Google Maps. She's complaining that Google Maps doesn't include the additional geographic information that makes maps so great, claiming: "We're in real danger of losing what makes maps so unique, giving us a feel for a place even if we've never been there." Except, that's not quite true.

We’ve just rolled out the latest update to the Greater New Orleans Community Data Center (GNOCDC) Repopulation Google Maps application.  Thanks to Matt Priour figuring out how to add the Street View imagery to our New Orleans Repopulation Map, you can now not only see where people are coming back to The Crescent City, but the rebuilding efforts from the street level.

The FCC is beholden to media conglomerates to the exclusion of minority- and women-owned media companies, FCC Commissioner Jonathan Adelstein said at a symposium on media and democracy. You have javascript turned off. To comment on this article from the article page, javascript must be turned on.