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. Globe Telecom is set to roll out a new rewards model that allows subscribers to earn digital credits based on how they engage with its mobile ecosystem. The initiative comes through a new partnership with The Binary Holdings, which will integrate the OneWave platform into the GlobeOne app. Under the program, Globe users can earn BNRY Digital Credits described as blockchain-backed loyalty points, by participating in activities such as playing games, watching content, online shopping, and other in-app interactions. Read more in our articles including "How to help find Malaysia Airlines MH370 from your PC" and "Globe Partners With The Binary Holdings to Let Subscribers Earn Digital Credits".
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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. Globe Telecom is set to roll out a new rewards model that allows subscribers to earn digital credits based on how they engage with its mobile ecosystem.
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