I just logged into a Caspio Bridge
trial account and followed their "wizard" instructions to create a
searchable database using some pre-loaded 2005-06 FBI crime statistics.
Caspio powers the controversial Sacramento Bee state employee salary database and a bunch of other newspaper-site resources (like Jacksonville.com's sex-offender database -- where it was strange to see today's most-read story on the site was a blog post about an offender's escape from jail).
Team 1 tours Berkeley
19 Apr 2008
Posted by George Kelly on Saturday, April 19, 2008 at 12:19 AM | 0 TrackBacks
and tagged Berkeley, geography, Google, KDMC, mapping, UC Berkeley
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