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By: Jackson

Jackson — Tue, 18 Jul 2006 02:46:26 +0000

As it happens, I have been looking at Google Earth because I am doing a story about the inherent distortion that characterizes mapping — be it the medieval “trinity” map featuring Europe, Africa and Asia (all equal-sized) meeting together with Jerusalem at the center or the somewhat dated Google vista of the backyard of one of my interviews. “I’ve pruned my avacado tree since they took their picture.”

While the North Korean pics are fun, they raise a question about what we are really missing in this satellite-circumscribed planet. For example, should these images constitute “news” or “newsworthiness”? If so, then who has the right to say what we can or cannot see in Google Earth? Sure, a pic of Castro sunbathing by his pool might be considered fair game in this scheme, but certain public property in D.C. is considered off-limits.

Is it possible that Google Earth is, like Google itself, being played for a chump by a regime or two? Revealing N. Korean subs through public access becomes sport, but showing historic sites of older structures in our nation’s capital — why, that’s treason!

Discuss.