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How Google Earth Ate Our Town

Posted March 11th at 7:00 pm
www.time.com,

“…The tourism potential has caught the eye of the British Columbia government, which is pushing hard to draw in visitors in advance of hosting the 2010 Winter Olympics. Its biggest city, Vancouver, has now linked its transit system into Google Maps. And the regional government is set to become the first Canadian province to hand Google its public database, giving the technology company access to a list of parks, forestry titles, bridges, power lines, topography, and mineral, coal and gas reserves for more than 94 per cent of British Columbia’s 357,000 square miles of rocky mountains and picturesque coast. Agriculture Minister Pat Bell called the Google partnership a “very big win-win for everyone.”"

link: How Google Earth Ate Our Town

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