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New satellite to sharpen Google Earth
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Washington, Sept 17: DigitalGlobe , provider of imagery for Google Inc`s interactive mapping program Google Earth, said a new high-resolution satellite will boost the accuracy of its satellite images and flesh out its archive.

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bill (73) Senior board member | 2007-09-18 22:04:49
why do I get this re occuring number going through my head -1984-1984-1984 - Is big Brother watching me -
ryan (63) Administrator | 2007-09-19 02:58:56
big brother aint watching you. Bit brother is allowing everyone to watch everyone
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