Quartz & what3words
14/12/2015
A great piece of coverage in Quartz following Chris’ speech at their event in New York.
If you can’t be located, you’re nobody. What3Words, a London startup, tackles one of the developing world’s most critical challenges: providing a universal address for people who don’t have a physical one. (Part of a series on technology and global development.)
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