Simon wrote: > Out of interest if the TOU restriction is linked to restrictions on > source data Google licenses from 3rd parties data providers and which > its maps and geoprocessing services are derived then why can the same > data be used within OpenLayers without violating the TOU? It cant or doesnt whichever, OpenLayers enables access to many data sources WMS and TMS are its prime data source citizens. Google Maps and others which require use of there own API, will be wrapped by OpenLayers (resulting in a big web app) if you want to combine Google Layers in Open Layers you are including your Google Maps key and downloading the Google Maps API and have the same restrictions there of.
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