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Tuesday, February 6th 2007
by David H. Williams

Joe Astroth, Vice President and General Manager, Autodesk Location Services, talked to David Williams about what Autodesk is offering to the LBS developer community. The podcast was recorded on January 19 and is 20 minutes long.

Tuesday, January 23rd 2007
by Directions Staff

In our weekly podcast covering the week's news Adena Schutzberg and Nora Parker look at news about a small bank using GIS, new offerings from EPA and Acxiom, and explore updates from the National Weather Service in how it shares weather alerts, ligitation related to the Brooks Act and new sponsors for OSGEO. Tune in!

Tuesday, January 16th 2007
by Joe Francica and Adena Schutzberg

In our new weekly podcast covering the week's news Joe Francica and Adena Schutzberg look at new products from ESRI and Ricoh, a significant GPS acquistion, an upcoming court date and explore the iPhone's lack of location awareness and new 3D modeling options with implication for GIS users. Tune in!

Tuesday, January 9th 2007
by Hal Reid and Joe Francica

Editor-in-chief, Joe Francica, and senior editor, Hal Reid, interviewed Brian Bullock, CEO of Intermap Technologies, regarding the NEXTMap project which his company has recently been engaged in completing. The project goal is to capture accurate 3D geometry of road network data and sell the data to the automotive and insurance sectors to drive fuel efficiencies. In addition, the project has some environmental benefits. Bullock talks about how the automotive companies are using the data to anticipate road curvatures and changes in elevation to point headlamps in the proper direction to assist the driver's visual experience and prevent accidents. Listen for these and other topics in this 15 minute interview recorded on December 20th, 2006.

Tuesday, January 9th 2007
by Joe Francica and Adena Schutzberg

In our new weekly podcast covering the week's news Joe Francica and Adena Schutzberg summarize some press releases of note and explore DigitalGlobe's latest acquisition, Leica's contact with bloggers about a new product and the latest LBS subscription offerings announced at this week's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Tune in!

Saturday, January 6th 2007
by Joe Francica and Adena Schutzberg

Directions Editor in Chief Joe Francica and Executive Editor Adena Schutzberg speak with DigitalGlobe's CEO, Jill Smith, about the acquisition of GlobeXplorer in this exclusive interview. The 16 minute discussion was recorded on January 5, 2007.

Friday, December 22nd 2006
by Directions Staff

Directions Editor-in-Chief Joe Francica and the editorial staff discuss themes from the past year in the geospatial industry and look ahead to 2007. The 25 minute discussion was recorded on December 20, 2006.

Friday, December 1st 2006
by Joe Francica

Monday, October 16th 2006
by Adena Schutzberg

Don Murray and Dale Lutz are the two founders of Safe Software, the company behind FME, the well-known tool for massaging data sets and moving them from one format to another. In this interview they speak about the company's first international user conference, FME Idol and the future of FME.

Tuesday, September 19th 2006
by Joe Francica

Directions editor-in-chief, Joe Francica, spoke with Rob Shanks, president of GlobeXplorer, on the business model of Web services, the availability of specific products and the interest level that exists for purchasing Web services.

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