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- mySociety - UK based charity building great websites for the public.
- O'Reilly Rader - Insight, analysis, and research about emerging technologies.
- Slashdot - The original 'news for nerds' website
- Technology Review - A magazine from MIT and self proclaimed 'authority on the Future of Technology'
- TED - Got ideas? Try TED, ideas worth spreading.
- Web 2.0 Workgroup - a network of Web 2.0 blogs
Other GIS blogs...
Interested in GIS? You may want to visit...
- Bill Dollins - ESRI, Opensource GIS and programming
- Dave Bouwman - and zen GIS development
- DigitalUrban - prolific coverage of the work going on at the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, UCL
- Ed Parsons - is a Geospatial Technologist at Google.
- James Fee - has made more blog posts that hot dinners.
- Morten Nielsen - GIS from a .NET and JavaScript perspective
- Paul Ramsey - Open source geospatial opinions and techniques
- Random Nodes - Jason Birch's personal blog, lots of opensource GIS and KML.
- Richie Carmichael - an ESRI software developer, his personal blog.
- Sara Ford - ...ever felt like you've been 12 rounds with Visual Studio? Sara Ford can help you out.
- The Memory Leak - Kirk Kuykendall with thoughts on GIS programming yet to be forgotten
- The Thematic Mapping Blog - Bjørn Sandvik, project manager at United Nations Association (UNA) and fellow Edinburgh M.Sc.
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