Yahoo se mueve en el mercado
Pakistán le dice adiós al Twitter
NUEVA YORK (AP) - La red Facebook empezará a incluir en Estados Unidos durante los próximos días las llamadas alertas Amber, que han ayudado a encontrar a 525 niños desaparecidos desde que comenzaron en 1996.Los usuarios de Facebook en los 50 estados de Estados Unidos, Puerto Rico y las islas Vírgenes podrán anotarse para recibir las alertas en su región. Los boletines llegarán a sus páginas de Facebook de la misma manera que llegan las actualizaciones de sus amigos o de las empresas en las que se han anotado.
Facebook, el Departamento de Justicia y el Centro Nacional de Niños Desaparecidos y Explotados hicieron el anuncio en forma conjunta.
El jueves se cumple el 15° aniversario del secuestro y asesinato de Amber Hagerman, quien tenía nueve años. El programa de búsqueda de niños desaparecidos lleva su nombre.
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