Tagzania is a location tagging website like Delicious but for real-world places, created by a small web development company in the Basque region as a side project. The website aims to allow users to tag locations around the world in order to create a collective map of user-defined places and geographies. Future plans include integrating map APIs and imagery as well as connections to other sites like Twitter to further interconnect location data on the geographic web.

1. Tagzania There's No Place Called Nowhere Luistxo Fernandez

2. Tagzania is a very simple mashup A del.icio.us for places Instead of URLs, you tag real-world locations www.tagzania.com/tag/where2007

4. Our own location: the periphery

5. We’re, hmmm, Basque

6. CodeSyntax We're a small normal web dev company Customers believe we "design web pages" Work with free software (Python, Zope)

7. CodeSyntax We're earning a living, not getting rich Tagzania's a side project, a passion An experiment if you will Global traffic, metrics, competition...

8. Competition

9. Not too many expenses. Mashups and projects for bigger partners Business model

10. Tagzania on its own is worth an extra little push Thinking about the tagline - Tagging the planet “ Your personal geography” Not so much neogeography

11. The Firefighter's questions: - Where's The Fire? - How do I get there? - What kind of place am I going to find? Geography, old and new

12. Where's the fire?

13. How do I get there?

14. Review, comment... What kind of place is it?

16. The Long Tail

19. - Far in the periphery, lost in the long tail of the geographic web... - Open to everyone - A partner with a global viewpoint, not married to anyone in particular, a virgin state...

20. Luistxo Fernandez Beloved information minister of Tagzania Eskerrik asko