MSDN Webcast: Build Rich User Experiences with Virtual Earth 6.0 (Level 100)  

The Microsoft Virtual Earth 6.0 platform is an integrated set of services providing quality geospatial data, rich imagery, cutting-edge technology, and dependable performance that helps organizations visualize data and provide immersive user experiences. With ongoing investments in innovation driven by customer feedback, the Virtual Earth platform continues to offer new map detail and imagery, feature enhancements, and robust platform capabilities. In this latest release, the Virtual Earth platform includes expanded accuracy, new tools, and enhanced infrastructure to empower organizations to build user connections to visualize data.
Microsoft Virtual Earth is an integrated set of Web-based services that enables developers to provide unique views of data and develop dynamic online experiences through maps and rich geospatial imagery. Best-of-breed development experience including powerful controls, easy-to-use tools, and interactive software development kits (SDKs) ensure that developers can build rich end-user experiences with customized content layers and map controls.  Developers can also rely on the enterprise-level support that they have come to expect from Microsoft including the Interactive SDK, the Microsoft Developer Network, and an SLA that guarantees 99.9% uptime.

Presenters: Chris Pendleton, Virtual Earth Technical Evangelist, Microsoft Corporation, and Steve Milroy, Virtual Earth Technical Evangelist, Connected Innovations

Chris Pendleton is a technical evangelist on the Virtual Earth team. You can find his ongoing updates about Virtual Earth on his blog, "Microsoft Virtual Earth, a developer blog."

Steve Milroy is an industry leader with smart client, mobility, and emerging technology solutions. He is a Microsoft regional director and member of Connected Innovation, and is currently working on a number of solutions involving location-based services, wireless technologies, and Microsoft Virtual Earth. Steve has presented at developer conferences, user groups, and business associations on many emerging technology solution and development topics.

If you have questions or feedback, contact us.