Drones, which have evolved from weapons of war to a hobbyist favorite, to tools used in search and rescue missions by law enforcement, should be the subject of a public relations campaign that can educate people on the benefits of this technology.
PR Can Promote Drones’ High Marks in Rescue Operations
Mon., Apr. 24, 2017
By Ronn Torossian
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Category: Technology PR
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