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Schuyler Earle on the Global Free Map

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At this year's World Summit on Free Information Infrastructures event in London U.K., Schuyler Earle, co-author of Mapping Hacks, speaks in this one minute video clip on the Global Free Map Movement. Using the metaphor of Wikipedia, he describes how (self/community appointed?) experts in a given field would theoretically manage geodata for given regions of space.

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Posted by Marc Tuters on October 5, 2005 11:50 AM |

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