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Google Geonews: New Bathymetry and Seafloor in Google Earth, new 45deg imagery, StreetView in Botswana Coming, and more

Here's the recent Google-related geonews in batch mode.

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From other sources:

Batch Geonews: Bing Maps Updates, Nokia's Yahoo Maps, U.S. Geoplatform Launches, GIS and the Cloud, and much more

Here's the latest geonews in batch mode. But first, as a media partner of the Geomatique 2011 event, if you participated to the conference, we invite you to fill this survey and get a chance to win an iPad 2.

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On the Microsoft front:

On the Esri front:

On the open source front that wasn't mentioned yesterday:

In the miscellaneous category:

In the maps category:

Google Geonews: New Street View in Parks and Inside Businesses, SketchUp Showcase, and more

Here's the recent Google-related geonews. Nothing major this time to be honest.

From the official sources:

From other sources:

Google Geonews: New Content Widget in Maps, Hotpot-enhanced Searches, Floods in Earth, and more

Here's recent Google-related geonews.

From the official sources:

From other sources:

Google Geonews: 800M Google Earth Activations, Hotpot in Google Maps and iOS, Goggles Solves Sudoku, and more

Here's recent Google Geonews.

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From other sources:

Google Geonews: Google Using Their Basemaps for 10 More Countries, More on Costa Rica and Nicaragua Boundary, Spatial Queries in Fusion Tables, and much more

Here's recent Google-related geonews.

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From other sources:

Google Geonews: Historical Imagery and WWII, Comet Hartley, Google Going Postal, and more

Recent Google-related geonews that weren't shared yet.

  • The official blog offers an entry named more transparency and control over location, in short: "Today we’re moving your location setting to the left-hand panel of the results page to make it easier for you to see and control your preferences."
  • The official Google LatLong blog has an entry on historical imagery: "There are history books, movies, and photographs, but they portray isolated places and events more than the connected whole. So we’ve addressed this by launching historical imagery in Google Earth in a number of new areas, including London in 1945, in coordination with archivists in these countries."
  • The last official entry is on a similar topic, Main Streets using Google SketchUp for Historic Preservation

From other sources:

Google Geonews: SketchUp 8 Released, Android vs Consumer GPS, 3D Sound in Google Earth, and more

Some Google-related geonews for the last two days:

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