"ArcGIS and the Web: Better Sharing of Geographic Information"
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ArcGIS Online is a cloud GIS that hosts content from partners and millions of GIS users, providing a US-wide topographic map service that renders contours, buildings and shading and can be mashed into Virtual Earth or Google Maps live. Web maps are built without code using JavaScript/Flex/Silverlight SDKs, saved and remixed as persistent URLs indexed by Google. A free desktop ArcGIS Explorer shows the same layers in 2D and 3D. A REST API is slated for release.
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