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The document discusses several topics related to web 2.0 and location-based services including geotagging, social networking, mobile browsing, APIs, and Facebook integration. Specific technologies and applications mentioned include geotagged datasets on Google Earth, geoblogging, comet and Ajax for synchronous web experiences, Flickr APIs, Facebook apps like Sparagnomi, and faceted browsing with elastic lists.
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