Comments on: Maporama’s foray into Web 2.0 http://www.buzzshout.com/shoutblog/2006/06/30/maporamas-foray-into-web-20/ Covering new companies and people in the Web 2.0 world Thu, 28 Aug 2008 14:35:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.3 by: Joel http://www.buzzshout.com/shoutblog/2006/06/30/maporamas-foray-into-web-20/#comment-45 Tue, 04 Jul 2006 19:24:30 +0000 http://www.buzzshout.com/shoutblog/2006/06/30/maporamas-foray-into-web-20/#comment-45 Claus, Thank you for the additional in-depth info on Maporama! Please let us know if there are other interesting European Web 2.0 sites that we should look in to. You know, for those of us who can't read your blog (is that German?) Cheers! Claus,

Thank you for the additional in-depth info on Maporama! Please let us know if there are other interesting European Web 2.0 sites that we should look in to. You know, for those of us who can’t read your blog (is that German?)

Cheers!

]]> by: claus http://www.buzzshout.com/shoutblog/2006/06/30/maporamas-foray-into-web-20/#comment-43 Mon, 03 Jul 2006 09:40:01 +0000 http://www.buzzshout.com/shoutblog/2006/06/30/maporamas-foray-into-web-20/#comment-43 Well, yes and no, but it's certainly a en effort worth looking into. The mp3 functionality is a cool idea, but I guess the others may soon be following. The customization tools are nice in a not-rocking-the-boat-way and still a bit clumsy (you have to choose your own style out of a set of 31 rather cryptic abbreviations), the routing planner is state of the art, though the pedestrian routes should be considered with care (I tried three, two of which included motorways). Well, yes and no, but it’s certainly a en effort worth looking into. The mp3 functionality is a cool idea, but I guess the others may soon be following. The customization tools are nice in a not-rocking-the-boat-way and still a bit clumsy (you have to choose your own style out of a set of 31 rather cryptic abbreviations), the routing planner is state of the art, though the pedestrian routes should be considered with care (I tried three, two of which included motorways).

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