I like the “News Map” Flash presentation of events around the world. However, there is an error. On the Map for May 8th, 2008 news for the state of Georgia ( in the United States ) has news for Georgia ( the one that was once part of the USSR ). Yes they have the same name and spelling but pretty bad to confuse the two on a “Global” news Web site.
Just thought Reuters may want to know.John
This feature is still in the development stage. It pretty clearly hasn’t been perfected yet: GBU Editor
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