Spary's volume is far from being a light read, as it mines its way through a staggering amount of memoirs, letters, books, and all sorts of documents from the budding printing industry of the decades before the Revolution.
But where Google relies heavily on data it mines from its own applications – Search, Gmail, Calendar, etc. and those you've installed – Yahoo's Aviate is more focused on contextual information.
The company saved in production costs because it mines much of its materials from Australia, Brazil and Jamaica, currencies that fell against the dollar.
It mines the city, recovering its stories and finding out exceptional spaces in which to tell them.
It "mines", refines, aggregates and sells its users' personal information and data trails to advertisers, who then use it to target ads at said users.
After all, it has vast quantities of data from Alexa devices that it mines to improve the services provided by its voice assistant.
While reveling in its ethnic shtick about the Jewish-American family, it mines poignancy to the point of heartbreak as Marvin's own family comes apart at the seams.
Facebook says it uses the data it mines on you from others to power its friend recommendation feature.
Chris Steffen of Rolling Stone magazine dismissed the album, noting that it "mines much of the same territory as its predecessor, God Hates Us All, just without the memorable riffs".
Starships doubles down on its stadium trance synths with beefy glam chanting; Whip It mines Eurodisco trashiness so well you can almost smell the Piz Buin.
