Tag Archives: nokia

24
Oct 10

Berlin, Graffiti and Maps

Posted on 24th October 2010 by Gary

Like most cities these days, there’s a lot of graffiti in Berlin. Some of it is just the mindless repetitive tagging where someone feels the need to display his or her tag over as much surface area as possible. But … Continue reading →

Posted in Journal | Tagged , , , , , , | 1 Comment
17
Jun 10

Two Weeks In; Of Dog Food, Mobile Handsets and Finnish Doors

Posted on 17th June 2010 by Gary

Two weeks into the Nokia and Ovi experience and I can finally pause and catch my breath. It’s been an intense two weeks and asking me what my impressions are of Nokia are akin to putting someone at the top … Continue reading →

Posted in Journal | Tagged , , , , , , , | 1 Comment
31
May 10

Locating The Next Role; The Yahoo! Years

Posted on 31st May 2010 by Gary

Looking back at my career over the last 20 or so years, it’s immediately apparent that it’s always been a bit geo. Geophysical seismic survey processing for natural resources (OK, mostly for oil and gas) for Digicon … geo. Setting … Continue reading →

Posted in Journal | Tagged , , , , | 26 Comments
02
Dec 09

The Changing Face of UK Geo Data … But Changing With a Bang or a Whimper?

Posted on 2nd December 2009 by Gary

This is not the blog post I set out to write. The one I set out to write was about Flickr, about machine-tags, about noticings and about transport data feeds. I had it all mapped out in my head during … Continue reading →

Posted in Journal | Tagged , , , , , , | Comments Off
16
Nov 09

The (Geo) Data Dichotomy Dilemma

Posted on 16th November 2009 by Gary

Before Web 2.0, before mashups, before FreeOurData.org.uk and other pleas, before the Internet itself, things used to be so much simpler for geo data. You were either an end user and accessed the data as a map or you were … Continue reading →

Posted in Journal | Tagged , , , , , , , , , , | 2 Comments