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Microsoft announced the January 2009 Virtual Earth imagery release, which accounts for 37 terabytes of data. The imagery updates includes Bird’s Eye imagery for cities in France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Romania, Spain, Sweden and UK. The release also updates high resolution orthos imagery in Scotland, UK, Greece, Japan, Norway, Portugal and Spain as well as satellite imagery in multiple countries. For more details on the release, visit Virtual Earth Imagery Release.

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John O'Brien has written a article "Twenty Ways to use the Virtual Earth Platform as a Developer":

Twenty ways to use the Virtual Earth Platform as a developer

And a few minutes ago I published a How-To aticle on using Virtual Earth in a simple pushpin application using PHP and MySQL:

Creating a Virtual Earth Map from MySQL

Richard

New article by Bob Beauchemin on MSDN --

"SQL Server 2008 offers a number of enhancements, including new data types, new T-SQL statements, and incremental changes to Microsoft .NET Framework support, XML support, and the Service Broker feature. By far, the biggest and most exciting change for developers is the SQL Server 2008 support for spatial data—a powerful addition to the SQL Server programmer's toolbox. In this column, I'm going to present a short overview of spatial data and ...

The MapForums community calendar lists upcoming webcasts and other events related to MapPoint and the Virtual Earth Platform in general.

Next week, Chris Pendleton will be presenting at the EUCI GIS Conference in San Antonio, TX.

In February, Geoffrey Emery will be talking about developing with Virtual Earth in an episode of geekSpeak via an MSDN webcast.

Registered MapForums members can post new events view the calendar. Register at MapForums.