Computerworld Blogs (Free subscription) | 7 hours ago
What responsibility does Google have in terms of your "visual privacy"? Meaning, should they be "privy" to the junk that is laying about my yard, the car in my driveway, the cat in my lawn? read more
Melbourne City (Free subscription) | 12 hours ago
Wipe off your home from Google’s Street View to keep voyeurs at bay Posted August 7th, 2008 by Sahil Nagpal Australia Melbourne ...
iTWire - Latest Headlines (Free subscription) | 17 hours ago
Investigation of the coverage of Google Street View of upmarket parts of Melbourne seem to show that the some of the more swanky areas have not been photographed. Is this...
CREATE | YOUR | IMAGE (Free subscription) | 18 hours ago
Google Maps Street View has launched in Australia. See the news here , here and here . Here's a Google Street view promotional video: Here's the JEM Promotional Products office on Google Street View! View Larger Map Here's our local coffee shop, that keeps us going throughout the day: View Larger Map We've also updated our location maps to make it easier for you to find our office. Have fun with Google...
Freedom To Differ (Free subscription) | 22 hours ago
I have a piece in today's Courier Mail that wonders what the privacy issue is with Google Street View. You can read it here.
geeksugar (Free subscription) | yesterday
Take a virtual tour of Akihabara, Tokyo, the "electric town" thanks to Google Street View . — Engadget Hulu is improving its selection of high-def content by including new episodes of 24, 30 Rock, Heroes, and The Office , and they'll be ad-free for the time being as well! — CNET ToAnswer is an application that will allow you to ask short questions that will be answered by the Twitter community. It's...
Switched (Free subscription) | yesterday
Filed under: Computers , Google We've seen some odd things from Google's Street View , which provides a 360-degree view of the highways and byways through many towns to help you find your way, but we haven't seen any geek marriage proposals yet. It took a Google employee, Michael Weiss-Malik, to pull that off. Weiss-Malick took advantage of a GoogleMobile drive-by to show his undying love for his...
Traffick (Free subscription) | yesterday
I’m typing this post from my basement. Yep, I’m holed up here with bottles of water, canned tuna and powdered milk – everything I’ll need to survive the Apocalypse. I can only assume Judgment Day is upon us, given the new low human contact recently hit when Google employee Michael Weiss-Malik proposed to his girlfriend using Google Street View. We’re all probably familiar with Google’s kitschy new...
James Fee GIS Blog (Free subscription) | yesterday
Yesterday the Lt. Governor of Louisiana, Mitch Landrieu, wrote up why Google Street View is so important to New Orleans and its recovery on the Google Blog. In this time of recovery and rebuilding, it is important that we share real images of life in Louisiana and on the Gulf Coast. As you explore the [...] ShareThis
geeksugar (Free subscription) | yesterday
Remember when I said my goal was to spot the Google Street View cars around town? Old goal! My new goal is to be spotted. My inspirations are these Google employees, who clowned around at the Googleplex (on the clock, I'd bet too) for their very own Street View cameras . I have a small sampling of the madness in the gallery below, but visit Google Blogoscoped to see more of this goofy "photo shoot,"...
Geekologie (Free subscription) | yesterday
Google recently set up some new Street Views near the Googleplex company headquarters in California. And Google employee Michael Weiss-Malik used the opportunity to re-propose to his girlfriend. That's why his sign says "Proposal 2.0" -- he had already given a traditional proposal and the woman said yes. My original proposal was quiet and low-key. It was just some simple heart-felt words exchanged...
Library Chronicles (Free subscription) | yesterday
17th Street Canal breach site with repaired floodwall. View Larger Map
The Age (Free subscription) | 1 hour ago
Google accused of deceiving the public by breaking its promises to only photograph public roads and promptly remove images flagged as inappropriate.
Business Spectator (Free subscription) | 7 hours ago
Issues cautious forecast for August after shoppers stay at home in July. 7 Aug 2008 10:03 PM
Gizmodo (Free subscription) | yesterday
Google's dutiful camera vans have finished canvassing Tokyo, which means today you can now tour some of the world's most geek-friendly real estate in "electric town" Akihabara without the 14 hour...
The last article published by a user on Google Street View :
molly-the-cat | 07/05/2008
The privacy related problems just pile up for Google as the first Street View vans are spotted in the United Kingdom and European Data Protection laws are rolled out to greet them...
