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There's a dedicated section too for podcasts and video, which depending on its source is sometimes embedded straight into the site.
BBC: Picnik website
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Trained as an architect, Sara has found she is allowed to design buildings, but supervising her projects on site can be difficult, and sometimes it's forbidden.
BBC: Power of women in Iran's election
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Companies sometimes bring in nurses to give shots to their employees on site.
CNN: Flu vaccine attitudes abroad differ from U.S.
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For example: If, like Mr. Morar the car-shopper, you give your name to a website, it can sometimes be seen by other companies with ads or special coding on the site.
WSJ: They Know What You're Shopping For
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What about full time employees who sometimes work from home or employess who log onto the company site while on vacation ?
FORBES: Corporate Tax Departments Will Start Hating Telecommuters
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They need to be on-site for the obvious cost and practicality reasons, but also sometimes for security needs (theirs and yours), customer needs, and even location needs.
FORBES: Telecommuting Aside, Connected Businesses Still Need People On-Site
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Even sneakier, if surfers do in fact click on one of the advertising banners hoping to go to that site, they are sometimes returned to the original site instead.
ECONOMIST: Hard sell