but acxiom connects with different companies to tries to sell you stuff based on who you are and where you are. but explicitly and specifically you cannot use names so all that information's is an anonymous. but that is a nominal consideration. is only because because the elected the privacy law but they do want this category to be as specific as possible with the smallest group of people to do that at scale over and over again. having said that, you are the point of origin to see what they see when they both get you. you can download your apps to your location so you can understand where you have been, what you have did there in where you went because you are a better judge of yourself. there is a number of services you can use to understand where you fit with your demographic profile. most importantly when you make the decision what you want to buy are not, with all those decisions can be remembered by someone somewhere then will get to you in the form of marketing. you may feel empowered by that but if he remembers the interaction then you have taken the first up to protect yourself

we are the point of origin for the status of acxiom is a good example. ask acxiom partners with your phone carrier be it verizon or at&t most likely. it partners with your phone carrier ,-com,-com ma one of those too. you create information about where you are and vocational data and vocational data speaks to different things about you. if you're at a particular place in a particular time you can be lumped in with a lot of people that have that characteristic. acxiom connects with different companies that are trying to sell you stuff on the basis of who you are and where you are. if there are privacy laws that say they can't market specifically ,-com,-com ma they can't you should name so all of that information that you carry and send to axion ms. quote unquote anonymized. that is sort of a nominal consideration considering how easy it is to de-anonymized that information. it's only because they are trying to pay attention to the privacy law and do not market to exactly who you are but they want this category to be as specific as possible and narrow down

. >> unfortunately the problem is the acxiom peace through strength you are perceived to be strong butthe concern is not just ukraine but the fact other bad actors to dictators will say guess what? they have lost all credibility that it means nothing because nobody will help them stop us. may go down a slippery slope but unfortunately it is in the best interest to stop the to before he goes any further. neil: if we don't now he has ukraine. are you saying he would then look at the other breakaway republics to take them back as well? to make yes. he's sees himself like peter the great. caller: stuart spee and his influence whether through the every key controls or the sabotage invasion tactics he will go to moldova oral latvia or discussions on the kremlin plot about did linty wants to reestablish the former soviet empire and he sees himself has said he can do it in who will stop him? neil: when you mention in finland to now it gets weird. thank you. we told you the young were getting restless and now democrats are getting anxious peace of mind is important when you're running a success

at acxiom, we want to be the wind in your sails, equipping you with tools you need to venture out to new frontiers. it wasn't so long ago that american business people, myself included, only turned exports after u.s. markets were exhausted. many entrepreneurs were like those 15th century europeans. they didn't see a lot of value beyond their own shores. and this is what explores do. it's not really great for discovering new markets, but it does let me see who is already on twitter during the early part in the conference. back in the 1950s, u.s. exports made up about 40 -- 4% of gdp. today that number has more than tripled. as the world continues to globalize, exports are an increasingly vital to economic success and job growth. since president obama announced a national export initiative on this very stage back in 2010, we have made historic progress. just last year, 16 states set new records for export sales, and america set a new export record for the fourth straight year. america has added 9 million private sector jobs since 2010. and at the rate we're going, april is poised to be