![Joi Ito [logo]](/_site/img/joi-ito-logo-92x.png){kind=logo}
My brother-in-law Scott Fisher is really into location based stuff and does a lot of stuff with augmented reality and virtual environments. He's at USC now, but is visiting for Christmas with my sister Mimi. Anyway, we were talking about blogs and location and he sent me the link for Blogmapper which lets you associate blog entries with locations on a map. Scott interested in doing something in the area and so am I. Does anyone know of any other work going on in the area of tagging blog entries with location data? Obviously, location based moblogging is something we MUST do.
Blogmapping »
Joi
Dec 21, 2002 - 23:46 UTC »
Categories:
7 Comments
Leave a comment
4 TrackBacks
Listed below are links to blogs that reference this entry: Blogmapping.
TrackBack URL for this entry: http://joi.ito.com/mt/-touchme.cgi/383
I've just blogChalked my blog. Since many blogs are personal and people live somewhere physical. It only makes sense that Read More
Joi Ito's Web: Blogmapping. Wow, another cool and related idea to moblogs are geomapping blogs and where the entries occure. Not sure what you would do with it, but what a great idea Read More
Joi Ito's Web: Blogmapping. Wow, another cool and related idea to moblogs are geomapping blogs and where the entries occure. Read More
Blogmapping . Read More
Search
About this Entry
This page contains a single entry by Joi published on April 8, 2003 5:41 PM.
Dinner at G-Zone with Hasegawa-san was the previous entry in this blog.
Robert Kaye brings cherry blossoms to Japan is the next entry in this blog.
Find recent content on the main index.
Recent Posts
Tag Cloud
Categories
- Activism (77)
- Advanced Science (9)
- Art (53)
- BitTorrent (1)
- Blogging about Blogging (501)
- Books (64)
- Business and the Economy (19)
- CPSR (4)
- Computer and Network Risks (26)
- Consumer Electronics (22)
- Cool Web Sites (81)
- Creative Commons (151)
- Dashboard (1)
- Eating and Cooking (40)
- Ecology (12)
- Economics (39)
- Email (18)
- Emergent Democracy (111)
- Energy (13)
- Flash (5)
- Gadgets (88)
- Games (35)
- Gender (10)
- Global Politics (113)
- Global Voices (39)
- Hardware (13)
- Health and Medicine (95)
- Heckling (46)
- Human Rights (19)
- Humor (164)
- ICANN (50)
- IM (2)
- IRC (47)
- Identity (15)
- Information and Media (60)
- Intellectual Property (124)
- Internet Policy (13)
- Introspective (79)
- Japanese Culture (123)
- Japanese National ID (29)
- Japanese Policy (97)
- Japanese Politics (50)
- Joi's Diary (656)
- Joicards (4)
- LOAF (15)
- Leadership and Entrepreneurship (21)
- Marketing (36)
- Media and Journalism (165)
- Moblogging (47)
- Movies (45)
- Mozilla (13)
- Music (103)
- Neoteny (20)
- Network Technology (51)
- Open Source Software (13)
- People (21)
- Photo (155)
- Podcasts (17)
- Privacy (104)
- Python Fun (18)
- Reforming Japanese Democracy (28)
- Religion (29)
- SARS (12)
- Salon (1)
- Search (51)
- Second Life (6)
- Sharing Economy (23)
- Six Apart (11)
- Social Software (116)
- Socialtext (5)
- Software (81)
- Technology Controversy (68)
- Technorati (26)
- US Policy and Politics (204)
- Venture Capital (17)
- Video (33)
- VoIP (12)
- Warblogging (101)
- Wiki (64)
- Wireless and Mobile (112)
- World of Warcraft (19)
Monthly Archives
- October 2008 (3)
- September 2008 (11)
- August 2008 (13)
- July 2008 (18)
- June 2008 (16)
- May 2008 (6)
- April 2008 (5)
- March 2008 (4)
- February 2008 (10)
- January 2008 (10)
- December 2007 (13)
- November 2007 (8)
- October 2007 (11)
- September 2007 (14)
- August 2007 (9)
- July 2007 (14)
- June 2007 (14)
- May 2007 (13)
- April 2007 (23)
- March 2007 (19)
- February 2007 (14)
- January 2007 (13)
- December 2006 (20)
- November 2006 (12)
- October 2006 (5)
- September 2006 (10)
- August 2006 (7)
- July 2006 (8)
- June 2006 (20)
- May 2006 (14)
- April 2006 (10)
- March 2006 (17)
- February 2006 (17)
- January 2006 (20)
- December 2005 (23)
- November 2005 (45)
- October 2005 (37)
- September 2005 (28)
- August 2005 (37)
- July 2005 (37)
- June 2005 (29)
- May 2005 (48)
- April 2005 (55)
- March 2005 (44)
- February 2005 (37)
- January 2005 (43)
- December 2004 (57)
- November 2004 (79)
- October 2004 (85)
- September 2004 (62)
- August 2004 (78)
- July 2004 (77)
- June 2004 (61)
- May 2004 (72)
- April 2004 (56)
- March 2004 (76)
- February 2004 (74)
- January 2004 (94)
- December 2003 (71)
- November 2003 (69)
- October 2003 (72)
- September 2003 (71)
- August 2003 (59)
- July 2003 (65)
- June 2003 (60)
- May 2003 (53)
- April 2003 (79)
- March 2003 (106)
- February 2003 (71)
- January 2003 (68)
- December 2002 (56)
- November 2002 (54)
- October 2002 (73)
- September 2002 (50)
- August 2002 (61)
- July 2002 (32)
- June 2002 (12)
- May 2002 (1)
- April 2002 (2)
- December 2001 (1)
- October 2001 (1)
- July 2001 (1)
- February 2001 (1)
- January 2001 (1)
- December 2000 (1)
- November 2000 (1)
- October 2000 (1)
- September 2000 (1)
- August 2000 (1)
- July 2000 (1)
- June 2000 (1)
- May 2000 (1)
- April 2000 (2)
- March 2000 (1)
- February 2000 (1)
- January 2000 (1)
- December 1999 (1)
- November 1999 (1)
- October 1999 (1)
- September 1999 (3)
- April 1999 (1)
- February 1999 (5)
- January 1999 (2)
- December 1998 (2)
- October 1998 (1)
- August 1998 (7)
- November 1997 (1)
- October 1997 (1)
- June 1997 (1)
- April 1997 (1)
- October 1996 (1)
- October 1995 (1)
- June 1995 (1)
- May 1995 (1)
- March 1995 (2)
- November 1994 (1)
- July 1993 (2)
moblogmapping?
geoblog??
Have you seen BlogChalking? "BlogChalked" sites contain metadata that describes a physical location on the planet for that particualr blog.
That's pretty cool Mike. Thanks! I just put the metatag in my template.
Yeah, I did the same. I've even gone on so far as to do a little experimental Perl hacking with the google api searching for blogChalked sites. More about this here. I'll share my code with anyone who's interested.
My Au phone can paste in it's GPS location into an email as a URL so I'm annotating some of my moblog posts with their geographical location.
Pretty soon I plan to hack the script that I use to post the photographs taken with the phone to recognize that URL and replace it with a nice globe icon or something. Also it looks like the URL has the latitude and longitude information embedded in it so by extracting that I could link to many other map servers.
The killer app here, IMHO, is "Metaphysical Graffiti"...
take a picture with your cellphone, moblog it WITH GPS data as metadata (stored along side the entry in the DB)...
So say, someone a few years from now stumbles by this location, decides to search for any "cyber artifacts" at this location, or in it's vicinity, and bingo is shown the picture/audio/video you "attached" to this coordinate.
This gets interesting with the Tourism industry, where you can "annotate" real-world historical locations - in cyberspace, accessible via your web-enabled cellphone (and in the future, EyeTap cyborg/wearable computer gear...)