Welcome to the Virtual Geography Convention 2013! If you have a presentation or blog post you wished published please contact me at catholicgauze [at] gmail [dot] com!
An update on the useful and not so useful information being shared on Twitter at the Association of American Geographers conference in Los Angeles.
Fascinating talk by Jess Bier on how contemporary Palestian maps of West Bank based on digitized British colonial maps from 1930s#AAG2013
@RobKitchin
Tired of repetitive accounts of crude neoliberalism, including at#AAG2013 (no names mentioned). If only power were so crude! #GlobalPOV
@AnanyaRoy_Cal
Reading the#aag2013 twitter feed. Wish I could show off what "impact" looks like. Then probably have a session on, "Now I have to kill u."
An update on the useful and not so useful information being shared on Twitter at the Association of American Geographers conference in Los Angeles.
'1.24% of tweets have a GPS location, with ~60% using a profile location and ~15% are easily geocodable' @SeanGorman #aag2013
At #AAG2013 , @elsevierscience is buying you a drink at the expense of your library's budget. #Openaccess now! pic.twitter.com/b6yfALDR4H
Gary Fields: US border patrol officials have told him that Israelis have come to visit US/Mexico border to learn. #AAG2013 #PalMex
Reece Jones: Like Israel's wall, the US/Mexico border was also created through military conquest.#AAG2013 #PalMex
@quiquivixReece Jones: Like Israel's wall, the US/Mexico border was also created through military conquest.
Fascinating talk by Jess Bier on how contemporary Palestian maps of West Bank based on digitized British colonial maps from 1930s
@RobKitchin
Tired of repetitive accounts of crude neoliberalism, including at
@AnanyaRoy_Cal
Reading the
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