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Summary:
Executive Editor Adena Schtuzberg picked out some the top articles from outside of Directions Magazine from the last three months. If you missed them the first time around - here's an opportunity to catch up!
1. DigitalGlobe, GeoEye plan smaller satellite fleet - Space Flight Now
The merger of DigitalGlobe and GeoEye, the two leading commercial imagery suppliers to the U.S. intelligence community, will save the companies up to $1.5 billion by streamlining operations, shrinking their satellite constellations, and deferring the launch of a new spacecraft, officials said.
"Geography matters as much as ever, despite the digital revolution, says Patrick Lane." This special report includes nine articles.
3. Entrepreneur Spotlight: GeoEye CEO sees entrepreneurship as his next act-Upstart Business Journal
Just as Northern Virginia loses one headquarters, it could gain another if Matt O’Connell has his way. The chief executive of Herndon, Virginia-based GeoEye, Inc. plans to kick off a new technology venture in the region as soon as his company sells to a core competitor.
Though happy to see Nokia’s mapping business get a nod from Apple, CEO Stephen Elop says there is a lot more to his company’s bet on location services than just a mapping app that work
What I realized is that mapping the world is a staggering, gigantic, vast, inconceivably huge and ambitious project. It represents years and years of hand-tuning and manual effort.
