Nestoria switches to OpenStreetMap

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December 26, 2011

Nestoria switches to OpenStreetMap

Ed Freyfogle of Nestoria has been involved in the OpenStreetMap
community for longer than most of us. Today he posted an article
describing why and how they have transitioned to OpenStreetMap as the
default geographic data source for the Nestoria real estate search
engine.

http://blog.nestoria.co.uk/why-and-how-weve-switched-away-from-google-ma

Posted by Richard Weait

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Dec 27, 2011

Ed Freyfogle said...

Many thanks Richard for the coverage and many thanks to the OSM community for making it possible.

The post seems to have resonated with many people and has generated a lot of comments. Hopefully it leads to more OSM and neogeo tech contributors. All that being said, at Nestoria we're more proud of this bit of OSM related recent news: for our company Christmas gift we were able to donate a decent amount to HOT.
http://blog.nestoria.co.uk/a-season-for-giving

Happy holidays everyone, I look forward to a great 2012.

OpenGeoData

Nestoria switches to OpenStreetMap

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