The artist Pascual Sisto found a series of Google Street View images where a plastic bag found its way on top of the car-mounted camera. He's created a Flash document of the images, which are striking in their own way.

It's about time I posted this mashup showing some of the dirty tricks used to suppress the vote in Zimbabwe.

Michael Zimmer discusses how unwitting participants can appear in Google Maps' "street view" and suggests a few policies to maintain persons' privacy online.

It's like Twittervision for Flickr!

This cool Google Maps mashup could use some UX work (it seems like categories are often mutually exclusive) but it's still nice to have this interface for locating frooze.

Typographic mashup using Google maps. The there's only one glyph per letter, which I sort of think is cheating.

This site is working to geotag "permission walls" or sites where the owner permits grafitti artists to do their work. It's too bad Mojo's is no more, since it's the only one I knew of in Austin.

Platial sounds like an interesting project documenting personal geographies. It's nice to see Web 2.0 technologies with non-business applications.

Google Maps hack allowing users to locate NPR stations across the country.