Google Discusses More Effective Data-Driven Disaster Aid
July 5, 2012Google took part in an event this week to spur conversations about roles and possibilities for web technology to help during natural disasters and other crises.
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Google took part in an event this week to spur conversations about roles and possibilities for web technology to help during natural disasters and other crises.
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