Links (16th January 2009)
Has it really been almost two months since my last post?! Blimey! OK, let's get back on the road in 2009 with some recent interesting links...
- Road Trip Anyone?
If you have a spare 55 days free and fancy journeying from California to Sydney then here are the directions, as supplied by Google Maps. Don't forget to pack a kayak for the 3,879 mile leg of the journey across the Pacific Ocean! - Google Maps add public transport lines
Google Maps have added a transit layer for 50+ cities which displays lines of public transport over the standard map. Makes the London Underground look like a right mess. - UK WiFi Maps
Showing WiFi locations (free and otherwise) in 15 UK cities. - When Networking Fails, Company Goes to Local Search - All Points Blog
- 30% of Sat-Nav users have been taken to the wrong place
A recent survey by The AA reveals how Britons are using Sat-Navs in their cars. - Geo-tagging for the masses - edparsons.com
- Does the OpenDatabase License need CC style Modules? - High Earth Orbit
- The public transport network around Birmingham (UK) on a map
Travel West Midlands attempt at using Google Maps to provide an interactive resource for their public transport services in the Birmingham area. - Mapping down to your house
Ryan muses over some of the options for the future of the BBC Local websites. - BBC News uses data wisely in “Mapping UK’s Teen Murder Toll”
The BBC's teen murder map gets plenty of praise from Innovative Interactivity.
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