Sentence examples for sell data for from inspiring English sources

There is a strong incentive for Internet providers to sell data for companies.

The term data market brings to mind a traditional structure in which vendors sell data for money.

"We had a terms of service linked to the Facebook platform that said we could transfer and sell data for at least a year and a half — nothing was ever mentioned.

Whereas AT&T and Verizon have adopted plans that are based upon a thirty-day billing cycle, T-Mobile has very cleverly figured out how to sell data for a significantly lower price per megabyte but for slices of time which range from one day to two weeks.

NHS England has given assurances that insurance companies will not be sold data for insurance purposes.

That pilot, which was coming to an end, could not be continued as a paid deal because of pre-existing Twitter policies that forbid selling data for use in government surveillance.

That pilot, which was coming to an end, could not be continued as a paid deal because of pre-existing Twitter policies that forbid selling data for use in government surveillance.

"Previously there was no incentive to sell data, except for the satisfaction of knowing that you have happy clients.

EMobile, for instance, sells data cards for laptops and handsets that can send and receive data about as fast as a home DSL line.

Among them: Digia, working on third-generation mobile applications (phones that will handle video images flowing over the Internet); Satama Interactive, digital consultants; and Solid Information, which sells data management software for handheld devices.

Services that are apparently free, such as search engines, are paid for by selling data.