targetability

"The targetability is not an issue here; it's the vulnerability if they were targeted."

Even when an individual's identity is not known, targetability may be inferred from patterns of activity detected by surveillance.

"They were initially fearful, but eventually they saw they could achieve results with targetability."

Pandora believes the targetability of its ads will lead local businesses to see it as an attractive alternative to terrestrial radio.

Digital signs, Ms. Senese said, offer "immense creativity, flexibility and targetability for different demographics, which was really never an option for out-of-home advertising."

The targetability of Speaker Gingrich cheers Mr. Hilliard as he makes the case that he and his constituents are not some sort of backwater precinct to be barred from world opportunities.

By aggregating video ad space across a large number of DeskSites, the company can distribute video commercials to millions of consumers simultaneously-similar to network television and large web portals, but with the "cookie-free" targetability of an opt-in app.

So, the targetability of a group is not actually a product of its "organized" groupness or its affiliations after all, but rests on its "co-belligerent status with al Qaeda," which is determined based on...something, presumably, but it's not clear what.