On the lighter side.. I can’t decide if this is a brilliant business move, or if the company should be awarded the “dumb-ass” of the web award… read on…

This from the AP out of Canada…

In yet another humorous article about Google’s poor maps – actually guys, the data provided to Google, mapquest, MSN, and others are licensed from data providers like Navteq and Tele Atlas.

Mosaics of Web History (MoWH), located at http://www.mowh.com, officially opened for business today.

Something of interest for those of you wishing to dabble with the Google map API…

Another goodie for those of you interested in locating web services and looking for a nifty new toolbar for use in ArcMAP…

Some thought it was out, however, it appears it was too good to be true!

Lately I’ve been checking into the merits of Voip, in particular services offered by vonage, skype and the like.

Yahoo! has added yet another feature to the growing support for RSS and RSS search.

Rand McNally has joined the likes of Google and Yahoo! by offering developers a chance to Incorporate maps & directions in Web Sites.