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patrickldonigan
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03 Apr 2006 7:04 PM

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Around a year ago Google released its beta version of Google maps. Later that year, Google released the Google maps code to the world so that any Java savvy programmer could "mash up" the Google map with any set of addresses or locations. This mash up is from Kayak.com, a world travel site. Kayak has a "Fare Buzz" function that allows a user to input a max price and it tells you where you can go. By projecting the list of destinations on a Google map, Kayak created a Fare Buzz mash up. This mash up shows all the places you can fly from Denver for under $300.
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Frymaster

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07 Apr 2006 6:11 AM

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FRAPPR uses this same approach to map friends.

ebedell

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09 Apr 2006 11:52 PM

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Another Google mashup -- Google Earth Adds Discovery Videos From eCommerce Times Discovery Communications will be adding clips of its video to Google Earth so users can view the footage while surveying national and global sites on the Internet. The streaming video will accompany Google's 3D, satellite mapping solution and will feature major world attractions such as natural wonders and historic sites. Full Article: http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/76AWLN5VqYazXl/Google-Earth-Adds-Discovery-Videos.xhtml

mackdoyle

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26 Apr 2006 5:52 PM

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This technology is going to have a heavy impact on the Real Estate market. You can look at applications like www.propsmart.com and www.zillow.com to see whats already there. Google themselves are geting into it. If you search for 'real estate' on google, you will notice a place to search for housing at the top of the page. That search will take you to Google's version of PropSmart.

Blissfulpain
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26 Apr 2006 8:30 PM

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Posted By mackdoyle on 4/26/2006 12:52:34 PMThis technology is going to have a heavy impact on the Real Estate market. You can look at applications like www.propsmart.com and www.zillow.com to see whats already there. Google themselves are geting into it. If you search for 'real estate' on google, you will notice a place to search for housing at the top of the page. That search will take you to Google's version of PropSmart.

I recently heard that google was going to be working with Remax or something within the next year to start selling houses that are listed on Google Earth. gimme a sec and i'll see if i can find info on it.

Blissfulpain
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26 Apr 2006 8:33 PM

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I found one

Google Earth Real Estate

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