For those of you out there who still don't believe Google is Big Brother take a look at the latest "discovery" made using Google Earth technology. First police are arresting drug traffickers with Google Earth...
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Nathan Smith, a treasure hunter, has used Google Earth technology to find the site of what he believes is a ship full of lost booty. Unfortunately, the sunken treasure that Smith believes he's found is still...
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A heart-shaped island in the Adriatic has become a hit on Google Earth for Valentine's Day. The uninhabited island is only 130,000 square yards and is called Galesnjak. The onwer didn't even know how perfectly...
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Googe Earth was used by Swiss police to identify a 2-acre marijuana field in the northeastern canton of Thurgau and led to the arrest 16 people, Thursday. The Google Earth marijuana bust resulted in...
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The Prado Museum in Spain has joined forces with Google Earth with the intention of offering the public the opportunity to zoom in on a number of the galleries finest pieces. In true Google Earth fashion, one...
"According to a Mumbai crime branch official, the ten terrorists had not come to Mumbai before this to conduct any 'recce' and they had learnt about the locations with the help of Google Earth. -...
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Google Earth will be adding a new feature - undersea landscapes. These will include the habitats of threatened species that everyone with the program will be able to look at and explore.The new project will...
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Google Earth has picked up messages - Soviet slogans planted as trees in the 60's and 70's. The slogan's have only been visible to pilots and space travelers until now. What messages one wonders would our...
This is the first time I've seen this done. Pretty cool. Fan geo-location."Over 1.4 million unique users have downloaded the free Nine Inch Nails album The Slip, according to the band, since they...
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Andre Oboler is a social media expert and Ph.D. in computer science from Lancaster University, UK and a Post-Doc in Political Science at Bar-Ilan University in Israel. He is currently a Legacy Heritage Fellow at NGO Monitor in Jerusalem and edits...
In response to privacy concerns, Google has developed a face-blurring technology for its Street View service."The technology uses a computer algorithm to scour Google's image database for faces, then blurs...
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Even that there has not been armed conflict after the second independence of Estonia, the troubles at Estonia - Russia border are not disappearing for a while. "If you look at the Google Earth map and follow the route A-212 to the west of the Russian town Pskov, you can...
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From some of us to all of you: a brief vidcast of a few of this week's original stories, plus some changes on the site itself.I shot this using a point-an'-shoot digital camera, editing it in iMovie-- we went...
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"Images from Google Earth are being enrolled in the search for adventurer Steve Fossett.
Many people are scouring up-to-date satellite images of Nevada to try to spot Mr Fossett's downed plane or wreckage.
The project is being co-ordinated via Amazon's human-powered problem...
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