We are all still saddened by the mysterious disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight 370 over the weekend, but it is now possible to help since the Colorado-based DigitalGlobe is now crowdsourcing people who have a computer and Internet to join the search for the missing aircraft. It was reported that US firm DigitalGlobe have been taking detailed photos of the Gulf of Thailand, South China Sea, and the Strait of Malacca using its satellites since there are areas in these places that haven't been searched by other satellites as of yet. "This is a real needle-in-the-haystack problem, except the haystack is in the middle of the ocean," said Luke Barrington of DigitalGlobe to KMGH. You may hit the source link for more info on DigitalGlobe and Tomnod. He also said the move shows how cooperation between government agencies and technology companies can help address digital safety concerns. The CICC said it will continue working with digital platforms and government agencies to strengthen online child safety and reduce access to content considered harmful to minors. So it's not a surprise that Globe Telecom has dropped its Globe Visibility Mobile Prepaid kit down to just Php3,500. Globe started offering their new prepaid and postpaid plans for Visibility back in June 23 when we first reported it here. Read more in our articles including "How to help find Malaysia Airlines MH370 from your PC" and "CICC confirms GoreBox blocked on Google Play and Steam in PH".
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Sep 21, 2006We are all still saddened by the mysterious disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight 370 over the weekend, but it is now possible to help since the Colorado-based DigitalGlobe is now crowdsourcing people who have a computer and Internet to join the search for the missing aircraft. It was reported that US firm DigitalGlobe have been taking detailed photos of the Gulf of Thailand, South China Sea, and the Strait of Malacca using its satellites since there are areas in these places that haven't been searched by other satellites as of yet.
"This is a real needle-in-the-haystack problem, except the haystack is in the middle of the ocean," said Luke Barrington of DigitalGlobe to KMGH. You may hit the source link for more info on DigitalGlobe and Tomnod. He also said the move shows how cooperation between government agencies and technology companies can help address digital safety concerns.
Our coverage of digital globe includes: "How to help find Malaysia Airlines MH370 from your PC"; "CICC confirms GoreBox blocked on Google Play and Steam in PH"; "Globe drops Visibility Prepaid Kit price to Php3,500". Each article provides unique insights and information.