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- 7. Media Production When we’ve a nice flowing media tour story we publish it to mobile devices Like news reporters we make a story for our tour. We first mark GPS map coordinates for every tour point then research each location on the route. We visit tour points to take photos and videos, we’ve interviewed people and used info & new media from the web.
- 8. Map Image: © Google Maps and/or Google Earth Attaching Media Information to the real world Weaving Computer Stories, for 3G Phones, into our remote Landscape.
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