Access

Today, people can pay money to access the Internet from internet service providers.

Typically, the buildings front the streets for convenient customer access.

For many Australians, this is their only access to urgent medical assistance.

Employees at Google in 2012 were given access to unlimited numbers of M&M's while at work.

432 people own half of the land in Scotland, however, there are outdoor access laws that allow privately owned land to be freely walked on and used as long as you leave no trace behind.

Launched in 2010, Bloomberg Law is a subscription service providing access to real-time legal data for research purposes.

Even the infamous 2013 privacy breach, which inadvertently or otherwise allowed company reporters access to customers' personal information, was but a temporary blip.