Sentence examples for paid data from inspiring English sources

Waitrose, for example, paid data analytics firm Beyond Analysis to use "aggregated and anonymised data" about shoppers' Visa card transactions to help it decide on new store locations.

Disaboom paid DATA Inc., a computer design firm based in Denver, $280,000 to design the site, according to Securities and Exchange Commission filings.

By contrast, you can download the "price paid" data from the Land Registry going back to January 1995 for free, and use it for business.

This year, at least one wireless phone company in the United States will probably offer netbooks free with paid data plans, copying similar programs in Japan, according to industry experts.

Most recently, the Land Registry announced plans to release their entire archive of 'historical price paid data' going back to 1995 – all 17 million records of individual properties sold during that time; a development that data consultancy GeoLytix called the 'most significant open data announcement for years'.

Although she declined to say how much she paid, data compiled by StreetEasy.com indicate that similar units in the building, at 39 East 29th Street, have sold recently for $1,400 to $1,500 a square foot, or more than $1.1 million.

Customers pay data charges so they should not then receive ads, costs which the company says advertisers should be made to pay.

Or it can involve Web sites paying data brokers for personal information about a Web visitor known only by his or her e-mail address.

California, for example, already provides benefits to many more workers that other states, but because it uses older pay data, it does not yet qualify for the approximately $900 million in incentive money that it might otherwise receive.

The data are used to jointly estimate revealed and stated preference recreation and willingness to pay data [2,6].

The survey elicits willingness to pay data which are used to conduct a split-sample scope test [7].