Sentence examples for linking online from inspiring English sources
(The Times' Anna North recently wrote about a study linking online trolling with psychopathy, Machiavellianism, and sadism).
But one of the most challenging aspects of battling "cyber crime" is convincingly linking online aliases to real people.
Linking online dating apps to LinkedIn was "a stroke of genius", according to Rick Nguyen, a 28-year old entrepreneur and co-founder of Spot Trender.
But one of the biggest challenges in linking online research to personal health data has been a widespread reluctance to share health information that might fall into the wrong hands or be abused, affecting job opportunities and insurance premiums.
Linking online access to a paid offline subscription (as per The Economist) or introducing a tiered access model (like the FT) would risk the actual and potential online ad revenues by drastically reducing scale.
Technology giant Google has patented a way of linking online ads to free or discounted taxi rides to the advertising restaurant, shop or entertainment venue.
As a bonus it is linked online to a monthly prize competition and a newsletter for the solutions.
While BehaviorMatrix has measured and modeled online opinion and emotion for clients before, it has just begun trying to link online profiles with flesh-and-blood voters.
DoubleClick was instrumental in forming the N.A.I. in 1999 in response to outrage over its plans, since abandoned, to link online advertising to personal data from catalog companies.
Quick Call IFTTT, or "If This Then That," is a free iOS app that can link online services so they're activated by actions on your phone.
Or consider Google Earth, which puts satellite images of the whole world on your desktop and allows users to link online data with specific physical locations.
