Sentence examples for consumer info from inspiring English sources

For more information, see the New York Association of Homes and Services for the Aging Web site, at www.nyahsa.org and click on "Consumer Info," or the Assisted Living Federation of America's Web site, www.alfa.org and click on "Consumers".

He sought to pump up the value of his now-defunct firm, Snipermail.com, by taking the names, addresses and e-mails of millions of Americans from the databases of Acxiom, a consumer info firm.

"We can track across several layers — web, mobile, mobile money — and track data to do things channel agnostically," said Terragon CEO Elo Umeh, on how Terragon captures consumer info from multiple sources.

In an earlier panel, Jason Weinstein, deputy assistant attorney general of the Criminal Division of the U.S. Justice Dept, told the subcommittee that once companies have access to consumer info (if you give Apple or Google permission to use your location or something similar), they can legally share that data with third-party businesses.

Carl Sandburg College in Galesburg posts facts and figures in an "Institutional Research" section of its website, while McHenry County College in Crystal Lake offers a "Consumer Info" link on its homepage that illustrates student outcomes.

Vendors can also approach them with targeted offers to meet those needs (though vendors are not given consumers' email info; everything is communicated through WeShop).

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It's a trend that's been clear for many years: The stewards of consumers' personal info — businesses, hospitals, government agencies — are woefully negligent when it comes to safeguarding data.

Because of its curation, Amazon's access to consumer credit card info, and its understanding of pricing, Amazon's store has done fairly well, despite being newer.

LiveIntent helps deliver ads and marketing material to consumers based on info derived from their email, not cookies, allowing advertisers and marketers to follow potential customers from device to device.

ComScore says that slightly more consumers use SMS for obtaining local information (11.7 million users) than apps, but the browser is still by far the most popular way for consumers to find info on local restaurants, bars, businesses and more.