Geoinnovation - for fun or profit
Geomob is a series of regular events in European cities for location based service creators and enthusiasts.
We meet every few months, and provide a relaxed forum to learn about and discuss geoinnovation in any and all forms.
We meet every few months, and provide a relaxed forum to learn about and discuss geoinnovation in any and all forms.
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This is one of our regular, shorter episodes in which we (Ed and Steven) catch up on their projects and discuss the geonews.
Over at Mappery the team
has spotted a new map based artist who has left us all saying "wow!". Ed
meanwhile is grappling with the complexities of pricing a new product, and will
soon be ready for beta testers of OpenCage's new geosearch service if anyone
wants to volunteer.
We start our discussion of geonews by reflecting on
the tragic news of the recent death of Malena Libman, a pillar of the FOSS4G
community, and one of the organizers of FOSS4G 2021. Steven has
written a tribute post on his blog. We offer our condolences to her family, friends, and
the FOSS4G community.
We then discuss the news that Pixel8, whose founder, Sean Gorman, presented at
Geomob last November, and was a guest on the podcast around the same time,
has been acquired by Snap. Finally, we close with a few musings about border disputes.
Relevant links:
- Steven's blog post in memory of Malena Libman
- Mappery post about the work of Ed Fairburn
- OpenCage is seeking alpha testers for its coming Geosearch product
- FOSS4G 2021 which will be held online from 27 Sept to 2nd Oct 2021
- Pixel8 is joining Snap
- Sean Gorman's presentation at the November 2020 Geomob
- Episode 40 with Sean Gorman of Pixel8
- Episode 25 with Randy Meech of StreetCred, also acquirred by Snap
- Framer moves border stone and makes Belgium bigger
- OpenCage twitter thread about border disputes
- The island that changes between France and Spain
The Geomob podcast is hosted by
Ed Freyfogle, co-founder of
OpenCage,
and
Steven Feldman,
of
KnowWhere Consulting.
We discuss themes from the geo industry, interview Geomob speakers, and
provide regular updates about our own projects. We publish a new episode every week.
