Posted by: Rob Hof on January 18
Mash-ups of multiple Web sites are among the coolest things online today. But how to keep up? With Mashupfeed, of course, where you can subscribe to a feed of the latest and greatest new Web applications. Thanks to John Musser at Programmable Web, who put up the site. (Flagged by ResearchBuzz.)
Take a look at some "Mashups for the Greater Good"
http://www.netsquared.org/blog/marshallkirkpatrick/new-mapping-tools-open-a-world-of-possibilities
www.HomePriceMaps.com compliments
the HousingMaps site quite well.
while HousingMaps integrates Craigs list homes currently for sale and rent
with Google Maps, www.HomePriceMaps.com integrates how much homes SOLD for
with the google mapping technology
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