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National Geographic on OpenStreetMap

National Geographic News has a story about the OpenStreetMap project — useful for giving it some context. Part of a series on “digital places,” with more articles forthcoming. Via OpenGeoData.

See previous entries: OpenStreetMap at Where 2.0; OpenStreetMap Animations; Ed Parsons on OpenStreetMap; OpenStreetMap: Manchester’s Next; OpenStreetMap to Map Isle of Wight; OpenStreetMap London Poster as Fundraiser; OpenStreetMap; London Free Map.

Posted on Thursday, October 19, 2006 at 7:07 AM
Categories: Copyright, Tracerouting

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