MapOfVideo.com – Location Specific Search

Imagine a combination of YouTube, Google Maps, and Wikipedia. You’re probably imagining something a lot like Mapofvideo.com. Through the site, you’ll be able to browse through the map and find specific markers. Each marker has videos and information (form Wikipedia) from each particular place. This will allow you to learn more about many locations around the world just by finding them on a map. The information is from Wikipedia, so you’re more than likely to find it accurate and useful. The map interface is just like Google Maps. You’ll be able to zoom in, zoom out, and easily scroll around the map. If you have questions or ideas for the site’s managers, you’ll be able to post them through a forum-type interface. This will allow them to analyze your question and give you a prompt answer. In short, this site is an online resource that combines the best aspects of Google Maps, YouTube’s video search, and Wikipedia.

“find videos and Wikipedia articles related to a specific location identified using Google Maps.”

The application is easy to use, and it makes learning about different places from around the world easy for everyone.

Is there any innovation involved? Don’t they just take the best elements from Google, YouTube, and Wikipedia?