Doing it on Street View, obviously. Don’t let the 2.0 fool you: According to Google employee Michael Weiss-Malik, the guy with the sign, she already said yes. Of course he would say that. Men at ...

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Users of Google Maps can now zoom in to street-level views of locations in nine major U.S. cities and see 360-degree photos of the areas -- some of which show some pretty strange sites.

BoingBoing has discussion, reader comments and links to a variety of “Street View Sightings.” Wired also collects a number of photographs , including a police bust, that are live on Street ...

The sticker-covered car, was captured back in 2007, according to the blog Google Street View Sightings, making it one of the first images collected by the car mapping program.

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The Street View feature in Google Maps has caused a flurry of attention from people ranging from privacy advocates to voyeurs to legislators. The ability to pan around browsing photos shot along ...

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You don't even have to put in a street; just Jacksonville, TX., and go to street view, then pan around, and there it is: a thing that I don't know what it is. It looks like something from a low-budget ...

Bolstering this explanation is the fact that you can "step to the side" in Google Street View and all other elements in the scene -- including the clouds -- stay the same.

Police reported that a “Google Street View” car driver sped at 100 mph to evade police. Google said it's committed to helping address the Indiana incident.