I’m sure Mike has been overwhelmed by the number and nature of the comments to his 1500th and last post (although I'm still hopeful I‘ll be able to tempt him back occasionally). It seems that the great and the good of the geo-web have been keen to thank Mike and congratulate him on his dream job.
Personally I think it is Google who should be congratulated for their capture of Mike. There can't be many people with Mike's sheer breadth of knowledge of the thousands of Google Maps mashups out there or Mike's knowledge of the Google Maps developer community. In employing Mike I'm certain Google have improved the Google Maps team immeasurably.
I, of course, more than most, have cause to thank Mike. First, I have to thank him for supporting my own Google Maps mashups over the years of Google Maps Mania. Without Mike's promotion and reviews of my work I suspect the hit counts on my sites would be very low indeed.
Secondly, I have to thank Mike for giving me the opportunity to write for Google Maps Mania and now trusting me to take the blog on.
Perhaps the greatest tribute I can pay to Mike is to continue Google Maps Mania in the same manner. I therefore have no plans to change the nature of Mike's baby. Google Maps Mania will continue to post daily reviews of the amazing Google Maps mashups being produced and to bring you the latest news and developments related to Google Maps.
Thank you Mike and good luck in your new job.
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- US Google Maps Mashup Round-Up (6/08)
- Mapping the Northern California Wildfires
- Some Friday Google Maps Fun
- BBC Comments Maps
- Viewing Sports Stadiums on Google Maps
- Who is Searching for Sex?
- Map Your Moods on Google Maps
- Google Map Maker
- Every US Military Base Identified on Google Maps
- Google Map of Wisconsin Road Closures
- Geocoding Added to Google Maps Chile
- Crunchbase Database on Google Maps
- Google Maps on Mobile Round-Up - June 23/08
- Where the Hell is Matt?
- Lonely Planet API
- Virtual Reality Via Your Phone
- Embeddable Google Earth Maps
- Celebrating the Solstice on Google Maps
- The Presidential Showcase on Google Maps
- Custom Maps With the Google Maps API
- Google Maps in Second Life
- Farewell and Good Luck Mike
- My 1500th (and last) post on Google Maps Mania
- US Google Maps Mashups (14): Crime, History, Trave...
- Unicycle and Boat Racing on Google Maps
- The First Novel on Google Maps
- Happy Bloomsday on Google Maps
- Google Maps Developer Video & Links Roundup
- Google Maps Mania links for 2008-06-14
- US Google Maps Mashups: Real Estate, Topo, Tennis ...
- Photo Search on Google Maps
- Google Maps in Kenya Get Road Maps
- Mapping the 2008 US Storm Season
- 2008 US Elections on Google Maps
- Huge Update to Google Maps Street View
- Google Maps Mashup Award Winners!
- Finding Cheap Gas on Google Maps
- Finding Concerts on Google Maps
- Google Maps Mania on the BBC
- Wow! Flight Sim in Google Maps
- Tracks and Trails on Google Maps
- Bus and Train Directions On the Go
- View the Milky Way on Google Maps
- Visit Disney World on Google Maps
- Google Maps Using the Google Earth Browser Pt 2
- UEFA 2008 Google Map
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