Make Your Own Google Map with Wayfaring
Here's a real innovative Web 2.0 company - Wayfaring. Using the service you can create, tag and share your own Google Map. More in this tutorial. (Via Google Maps Mania)
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Tuesday, November 15, 2005
Here's a real innovative Web 2.0 company - Wayfaring. Using the service you can create, tag and share your own Google Map. More in this tutorial. (Via Google Maps Mania)
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