Comment on Is it time for a charter to improve the emails we send? by Peter

These are the same "rules of email" I've been seeing for 10 years, nothing new here. This whole idea sounds like a bunch of self-proclaimed experts chasing a problem that doesn't exist for most people. Maybe THEY just can't figure out how to deal with email, but most of the rest of the users seem to be getting along just fine.

Comment on Is it time for a charter to improve the emails we send? by Peter

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Google Deleting U.K. Wi-Fi Data. Signed a Commitment to Improve Data Handling

In a press release, ICO reported that Google has signed a commitment to improve data handling to ensure privacy breaches by Google Street View vehicles don't happen again.

Microsoft Aims To Improve Maps With GPS Data

From an engadget story : "Microsoft's already added a Taxi Fare Calculator to Bing Maps to help keep your cabbie in check, and it's now actually enlisted the help of some 33,000 Beijing cab drivers in an effort to further improve driving directions. More specifically, it's relying on GPS data collected from the cab drivers' cars over a period of three months, which has since been funneled into a system called T-Drive created by a team at Microsoft Research Asia."
*update : More details have been posted on wired courtesy of the GIS Lounge

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Post originale: http://slashgeo.org/2010/11/11/Microsoft-Aims-Improve-Maps-GPS-Data