Watching a kid fall on his bike was never so entertaining
 

http://maps.google.com/maps?ie=UTF8&...,0.008057&z=17

Once it's loaded, click the arrow marked north. Enjoy.

Re: Watching a kid fall on his bike was never so entertaining
 

I LOLed.

Re: Watching a kid fall on his bike was never so entertaining
 

Oh, the moments Google unintentionally captures on camera, haha

Re: Watching a kid fall on his bike was never so entertaining
 

I'd sue Google if I was this kid. For humiliating me. The guy who took the photo could've waited 5 seconds and let the kid get up.

Funny though :)

Re: Watching a kid fall on his bike was never so entertaining
 

A guy didn't take the photo, a machine did. They drive at very specific times and they couldn't stop / probably didn't even notice in the first place.

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Yeah, flamb showed me this last week.

Quite awesome

Re: Watching a kid fall on his bike was never so entertaining
 

lol yeah, that makes more sense. I thought I read that some employees took the photos, when the service first launched..

Re: Watching a kid fall on his bike was never so entertaining
 

A few pictures later you can still see him lying on the ground. :)

Fun service, but what if I don't want my properties to show up on that?

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Can't wait for the first incidental capture of murder.

Re: Watching a kid fall on his bike was never so entertaining
 

Ha, thats really funny. Ive heard a lot about that streetview thing on the news. Personally, I think people need to stop whining. Its a public road for gods sake, and its one photograph out of millions online.

Re: Watching a kid fall on his bike was never so entertaining
 

:lol: nice picture(s)...

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Yes, but there's also laws, many of which I wouldn't be surprised if Google is breaking. It's not so much that Google has the photos, but Google is profiting off the photos of your public property. It doesn't matter if you're on public or private property, it's not where the picture is taken from, it's what is in the picture.

Put it this way, there's so many laws on photography that I'm not even allowed to use a picture of DigiPen in a game made at DigiPen. Why? The property is technically owned by Nintendo, so I would need written permission to use a photograph of their building.

If you felt like a lawsuit, I'm pretty sure you could take on Google and win. You won't get rich, but you could force Google to take it down.

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Yeah, but.. that's not a law, that's your willingness to abide by their NDA. Isn't it?