Blutooth MediaServer is a location-based system that distributes advertising via Bluetooth. Access Points of the Bluetooth MediaServer are typically placed in high-traffic locations such as restaurants, movie theaters and shopping malls. Upon entering the vicinity of these Access Points, customers who carry active Bluetooth devices (e.g., cellphones and PDA) will automatically receive targeted advertising messages.

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Posted in Location-Based | November 13th, 2006 by harrychen |
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People can love and hate Google Earth at the same time.
If companies want to put up big advertisement on a billboard down the street, they probably have to pay for it. Thanks to Google’s satellite aerial photo products such as Google Earth and Google Maps. Companies now have a new way to advertise.

Google Earth also reveals a lot of information that governments don’t want you to know. For example, what exactly was going on at Glasgow Prestwick airport the day the Google sat passed over? See “Google Earth fingers CIA rendition flights?“
Posted in Maps and Mashups | January 19th, 2006 by harrychen |
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