Jul 16, 2007
Free Our (Geo) Data…
Great news for the FreeOurData campaign…new Minister of State for the Ministry of Justice, MP Michael Wills, whose responsibilities include Freedom of Information, has asked to speak to them…read more here.
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- mySociety - UK based charity building great websites for the public.
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- 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
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Interested in GIS? You may want to visit...
- Archaeogeek - Jo Cook on Computing, OpenSource, GIS & Archaeology
- 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.
- Mark McLaren’s Weblog - Lot’s of comment on XML, JavaScript, AJAX and Google Maps.
- 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.
- Steven Feldman - …a fellow UK based GIS blogger.
- 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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