Google (GOOG) Helps Locate People in Japan Post-Earthquake
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Google, Inc. (Nasdaq: GOOG) is putting technology to good use today amid a wave of bad news out of Japan.
The company has launched a "person finder," to help aid in locating friends and loved ones that may still be missing from today's catastrophic earthquake.
Click here for the site.
The company has launched a "person finder," to help aid in locating friends and loved ones that may still be missing from today's catastrophic earthquake.
Click here for the site.
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