Sentence examples for third-party affiliates from inspiring English sources

Illinois redefined "nexus" to include local third-party affiliates who sell through larger web outfits, such as Amazon.

Advertisers like Lens.com might pay third-party affiliates to publish ads for them through AdWords and other search-engine programs.

Zango, based in Bellevue, Wash., said that third-party affiliates were the source of the problems and that it had long since cut ties with them.

Operators will also face action for misleading advertising by third-party affiliates such as marketing agencies and for sending spam emails or texts to customers.

But as recent incidents have shown, any business, including third-party affiliates, are liable to attack, particularly because they can house critical data that could be leveraged elsewhere.

What the CIO and CISO can do is sit down with sales executives and discuss the impact on revenue targets if a make-or-break customer proposal were to leak to a competitor, or if a disgruntled sales rep or third-party affiliate were able to abscond with customer and pricing information.

Warner Music Group (WMG) has partnered with MTV's Music Group to give MTV exclusive rights to sell ad inventory around WMG's music video content in the U.S. across MTV Music Group digital properties and mobile services, as well as on WMG's artist sites and third-party affiliate sites.

"The billboard was created independently by a third-party affiliate marketer," company spokeswoman Debra Quinn told Fusion.

Quinn, the Ruby Life spokeswoman, said the company is now reviewing its third-party affiliate marketing processes to prevent other billboards like this.

You acknowledge that in using our services we and our third party affiliates may provide advertising and other information to you.

The Gambling Commission confirmed that "licenced gambling operators are responsible for any third party affiliates they use", while the ASA stated that, in the event of inappropriate affiliate behaviour, "the buck ultimately stops with the advertiser, i.e. the licenced bookmaker".