Sentence examples for tapping into data from inspiring English sources

Now, DataSift will effectively offer customers three ways of tapping into data, by way of Vedo.

The tech giant, meanwhile, gets the benefit of tapping into data from the burgeoning industry.

Any time you're tapping into data that's hosted somewhere else you're tapping into the cloud.

In March, it became the subject of an antitrust privacy probe, and in September Germany was the first country in Europe to order Facebook to stop tapping into data from WhatsApp, the messaging app owned by Facebook.

Large brands do this by tapping into data for personalization, list segmentation, and bringing in professional communicators and designers.

From their desktop computer, any of them can tap into data anywhere on the brain project's grid.

"We see it as a whole separate layer that everyone is going to have to tap into, data you want to solve a problem, but that you might not have yourself, and completely reliable".

Snowden's introduction to The Washington Post, which along with The Guardian published details of the NSA's Prism programme that taps into data from firms such as Google and Facebook, reads like a spy novel.

Mr. You and his partners — Hua Jianping, who writes on American politics, and Zhuang Qiaoyi, who holds a master's degree in international relations from Syracuse University — and their guests discuss topics that have ranged from voter registration to how campaign managers tap into data to advance candidates' prospects.

In a statement @SIC expressed concern that the new law was an opening up of previously controlled "exceptional" security measures used to fight terrorism and crime, and allowed officials to tap into data under the blanket "prevention of organised crime" clause in the bill.

Just an ordinary computer guy, who worked in unusual offices that tapped into data from phone calls, emails, status updates and browsing histories of those who roused suspicion.