Scoop’s Views

Ultra-sensitive technology developed for the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), one of several U.S. ultra-secret spy agencies, has been released to the world for all to see.

The NRO, an agency shrouded in secrecy, with less publicly-available information about the organization, its missions, and funding than the National Security Agency (NSA), is often involved in mapping, satellite spying, and other high-tech areas.

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While working on creating a new corporate logo for Awake In America, I stumbled across a site called GeoGreeting. It’s really interesting, plus I got a great laugh from it. If I was a little more open and receptive to the idea of using “ransom note” style images for a corporate logo, I would have to consider the output of GeoGreeting’s engine.

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