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Live Services: Deep Dive on Microsoft Virtual Earth

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Learn about the next major release of Virtual Earth. See the improvements to our parsing and geo-coding engines, clustering, localization, and routing. Hear how the new Virtual Earth Web Services provide server-side support for building location-based applications on desktops and mobile devices.

Mark Brown
Mark is an 8+ year veteran at Microsoft and has held numerous technical and business roles. Currently, Mark is a Senior Product Manager for Virtual Earth and owns the developer and partner ecosystem.

Tags: Advanced, Breakout Session, Live Services, Virtual Earth

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Bruce Jia

good stuff. Especially the spatial support introduced since SQL Server 2005 makes it possible for enterprise applications.

Bruce Jia

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