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#geocom (AGI Geocommunity) Live Blogging

I am about to hop on the slow train to Stratford-upon-Avon for the AGI Geocommunity event.
Thanks to John Fagan and Steven Feldman, this year there will be a live event blog on www.geocommunitylive.com which will be aggregating RSS feeds from other bloggers at the event.  It should be fun!
Now I need to finish my presentations…

Moving on…

I have decided to move on from Microsoft and Infusion.  I have had a great time with Multimap, then Microsoft (and Infusion), over the last two years and learned a load, but it is time to make a geographical and company move.
I am moving my base to Innsbruck (to spend more time in the mountains [...]

Bing Search – A Review

My colleague Alexis Harakis has recently started blogging and has done a great post independently analysing Bing search.  He seems to have selflessly spent a lot of time checking out the quality of porn searches!  However he does present a very valid argument about the significance of these searches commercially.

Windows Live Writer (even does maps)

I like mixing my technologies and always try to use best-of-breed (and things that are free!)  I started using wordpress.com for hosting (when I am brave I will move to my own hosting of wordpress) but was not quite so happy with the online editing tools.  The other day I was talking blogging with Chris [...]

A late developer…

OK well I was always a rather late developer. For example I was one of ones that waited a while before doing that learning to walk thing.  My excuse has always been that there is no point doing something new until you need it.  Why walk when crawling was getting me where I needed to [...]