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Atlanta receives Google eCity Award

Mayor Kasim Reed joined Google and representatives from Atlanta’s business community today to accept the 2013 Google eCity Award.

By StateScoop Staff

August 14, 2013

City of Atlanta Receives First Ever Google eCity Award for Georgia:

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