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Using Google Maps on news stories

A few examples of how news sites are using Google Maps:

The Times Herald-Record in Middletown, N.Y., used Google Maps to show where a bear attacked a camper.

The Lawrence Journal-World uses Google Maps to illustrate entertainmetn venue locations.

The News & Observer added a module the newsobserver.com home page that uses Gas Buddy data and Google maps to spotlight the lowest of the low prices in the area.

The News & Observer is also using Google Maps to display live traffic data.

The Times Herald-Record in Middletown, N.Y., is also using Google Maps to display gas prices.
But that's only the beginning of what's possible. Imagine a news site in which stories are geo-coded and displayed online on a map, so that users can find news stories near them geographically and zoom in or click for more info. Here's a neat look at what a Google Maps-driven news site might look like, from Poynter's Larry Larsen.

Related: Cool uses of Google Maps

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