The law's "definitions" section states only that personally identifiable information "includes information which identifies a person as having requested or obtained specific video materials or services from a video tape service provider".
EyeTicket is a leader in optical scanning security technology, which identifies a person by recognizing his or her iris, the ring around the pupil of the eye.
According to Gracenote, which identifies a CD by the durations of its individual tracks, Ventura had loaded the "Transcendental Studies," but the pianist was a Hungarian named László Simon.
Whether you were in Praia De Luz in May 2007 or not, you might hold the key, that piece of information which identifies a person or event, possibly even a phone number.
Inside the ice chest, on a bed of ice, there's nothing but human fingers and bottles of Coke, all those fingers stained with the indelible ink which identifies a voting citizen — presumably someone who had voted for the Sénateur's opponent.
Instagram's prohibition of female nudity has been contested by campaigns such as #FreetheNipple, which identifies a double standard of censoring female nipples while allowing the male equivalent in Instagram photos.
They happily cite a recent story in the New York Times, which identifies a common pattern in the News of the World affair and a scandal involving News Corporation's marketing division that led to a large payout by the company.Few outside the liberal blogosphere are buying it.
Keeping Tabs on Congress Why do articles about Congressional actions, laws, bills, etc., fail, in the great majority, to include a Thomas reference number, which identifies a government action and enables one to look it up in the Library of Congress's Thomas database?
"The ABC board has seen a draft version of the Lewis report, commissioned by the Communications Department into the operations of the public broadcasters, which identifies a number of areas for further investigation to find ways of making the ABC's operations more efficient and effective.
