On Friday, we referenced a cover story in Absolute Return magazine that profiles Mr. Rocker.
Her mother owns and operates NewsonWomen.com, a Web site that profiles and promotes women's professional accomplishments.
Without a far-reaching surveillance network that profiles the passengers of each individual car, the law is largely unenforceable.
All of which brings us to Fortune magazine's article that profiles Mr. Dimon, with the title "In This Corner!
Six years before that conversation, I launched the Powerlist, an annual publication that profiles some of Britain's most influential people of African and African Caribbean heritage.
If people feel they are losing control of information that profiles entire aspects of their lives, that should be a very real concern.
Lifetime has the two fictional doctors of "Strong Medicine," its top-rated show, and also carries a documentary series, "Women Docs," that profiles four real-life doctors in each episode.
Craig Whitney, the newspaper's standards editor, has reminded the entire newsroom that profiles of unknown authors — and little-known people in general — must contain independent verification of important facts.
Mr. Morris created the cult classic "Fast, Cheap and Out of Control," a documentary film that profiles four talented specialists, one of whom is a topiary gardener named George Mendonça.
One application that did not even make it to the National Council on the Arts was for a documentary film by Arthur Dong that profiles three families with gay adult children.
The company recently acknowledged that profiles are only taken down and requests for proof of identity sent out when an individual is reported by another for breaking the rules.
