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The Business Journal - Phoenix, AZ - June 22, 2007 - Reporter: Chris Casacchia
"NEW WEB SITE SHINES SPOTLIGHT ON MISSING CHILDREN"
A Scottsdale company aired its first webisode chronicling a family's lifelong struggle and heartache of having a child abducted.
MissingChildrenWebTV.com aired the first of two segments June 18 profiling the saga of Glendale resident Lynn McCage, whose daughter
went missing 27 years ago. The story is gathered from more than two years of footage.
"We want to give these stories exposure so they will not die," said Danielle Hampson, founder of the newly launched Arizona Web TV LLC and
The Art of Networking LLC.
The site is the web TV arm of HelpFindOurChildren.org, a nonprofit organization Hampson is establishing with the mission of providing
24-hour exposure to missing children and their families' plight.
The Belgian native was moved by the tragic tale of 4-year-old Madeleine McCann, who disappeared May 4 in the Portugese beach resort town
of Praia da Luz. For more than a month, the British girl's parents kept the story in the media via press conferences, video releases and
high-profile reward announcements. But with few developments in the story, coverage dwindled.
That angered Hampson and let her to use her business consulting experience to create the organization and the web site, which has been
translated in Spanish and in French.
Since starting the endeavor, she has received e-mails from grief-stricken parents, brothers and sisters across the country. "Emerging
technologies should not just be for fun or profit," Hampson said. "They should also be used to help those in need of help."
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"NEW WEB SITE SHINES SPOTLIGHT ON MISSING CHILDREN"
A Scottsdale company aired its first webisode chronicling a family's lifelong struggle and heartache of having a child abducted.
MissingChildrenWebTV.com aired the first of two segments June 18 profiling the saga of Glendale resident Lynn McCage, whose daughter
went missing 27 years ago. The story is gathered from more than two years of footage.
"We want to give these stories exposure so they will not die," said Danielle Hampson, founder of the newly launched Arizona Web TV LLC and
The Art of Networking LLC.
The site is the web TV arm of HelpFindOurChildren.org, a nonprofit organization Hampson is establishing with the mission of providing
24-hour exposure to missing children and their families' plight.
The Belgian native was moved by the tragic tale of 4-year-old Madeleine McCann, who disappeared May 4 in the Portugese beach resort town
of Praia da Luz. For more than a month, the British girl's parents kept the story in the media via press conferences, video releases and
high-profile reward announcements. But with few developments in the story, coverage dwindled.
That angered Hampson and let her to use her business consulting experience to create the organization and the web site, which has been
translated in Spanish and in French.
Since starting the endeavor, she has received e-mails from grief-stricken parents, brothers and sisters across the country. "Emerging
technologies should not just be for fun or profit," Hampson said. "They should also be used to help those in need of help."
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