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KML 3 – Allowing the Qualitative GeoWeb to also become Quantitative

On August 13, 2007 By Sean Gorman

Andrew Turner has a great series of blog posts on the future of KML that were the product of meetings at the OGC on the topic a week or so ago. Lots of interesting content in Andrew’s series, but the one most near and dear to us is the discussion on metadata. Chris [...]

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The Geography of Facebook

On July 18, 2007 By Sean Gorman

There have been several interesting blog posts of late on the demographics of Facebook and comparison to the demographics of sites like MySpace and LinkedIn. A few folks have looked at the international growth of Facebook, but I have not to date seen any discussion of the geography of Facebook. We all [...]

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