Germany’s Handelsblatt says the combination of Google Earth and Google News means the search giant is now in a position to move onto local papers’ advertising turf through geocoded news. Of course this isn’t really Google’s first step into local, but that

Germany’s Handelsblatt says the combination of Google Earth and Google News means the search giant is now in a position to move onto local papers’ advertising turf through geocoded news. Of course this isn’t really Google’s first step into local, but that

"The New York Times offers geo-coded news, and Google Earth offers the platform for reading that news in a 3D browser. This is the first time we’ve endeavored to show news updated in real time…"

iPM seems to be discovering that e-mail might not have been the best way to collect 20,000+ postcodes for a massive listener mashup…

Google Maps and its competitors have "become a sprawling, networked atlas — a ‘geoweb’ that’s expanding so quickly its outer edges are impossible to pin down. … Today, the number of mashed-up Google Maps exceeds 50,000."