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More and more electronic geodata is available for consumer use on the Internet, on phones, on navigation systems and elsewhere. Much of it is free and even datasets that are for fee are easy to access and update. Can the same be said for geodata for GIS professionals? This week we explore if the increased demand in the consumer space has changed how geographic data is delivered and sold to professionals. [podcast: "070522_don.mp3"] Are advances in, and demand for, consumer geodata benefiting geospatial professionals?
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