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It confirms that Twitter wants its users to go through its website in order to display ads more easily, push changes quickly to Twitter Cards — supposedly a big part of Twitter's monetization effort — and, in general, control the experience across different platforms.

The company plans to start selling the device through its website in 2015.

They are to be paid £10 an hour; and the Tate will be recruiting more runners through its website in due course.

They are to be paid £10 per hour; and the Tate will be recruiting more runners through its website in due course.

AirAsia said it plans to let Touristly tap into its customer base of 60 million travelers through promotions on its website, in-flight magazine, in-flight advertising spots — yep, AirAsia has ads inside its cabins — and social media presence.

Though the soundtrack was not released through retail, Westwood sold it by special order through its website and in game catalogues.

In addition to appointment reminders, another aspect of YellowSchedule is it enables self-booking for patients through its website, and in future mobile app, which also helps to increase attendance.

And, instead of selling their platform directly to universities of high schools, Late Nite Labs offers its virtual coursework through its website or in campus bookstores, so students can purchase it directly.

The Independent Petroleum Association of America, through its website Energy in Depth, raised questions about the Stanford study Thursday afternoon.

Vessel will charge for subscriptions through its website, but also as in-app purchases through iOS' App Store, where despite Apple's 30% cut of all in-app revenues, the $2.99 monthly price will remain the same.

"The IAAF encourages all persons with information, especially anyone with direct evidence of these matters, to provide that information and evidence to the IAAF Ethics Commission through its website," the IAAF said in Tuesday's statement to AP. Simbolei told the AP that he had received threats after speaking out, and suspected those threats were made by Kenyan track officials.