Missing Children's Initiative : Missing Add-On

January 31, 2012 12:00 AM

Every year in Germany more than 100,000 children are reported missing. So the Missing Children's Initiative has devised a way to send out alerts about missing kids quickly and efficiently, using social media and a browser add-on developed by Hamburg agency Kempertrautmann.

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