"active content" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to media or digital content that is interactive in some way, such as a website that has clickable buttons or links, games, or videos. For example, "We added some active content to our website to make it more engaging for visitors."
On the contrary, users belonging to the Peak class are theleast active in terms of social activity (low cd and fwee values)but, surprisingly, they are relatively active content publishers and have thetendency to be active for long time, exhibiting a high number of active weeks and thehighest account duration.
Unlike Facebook, some of Vine's most active content consumers are people without their own accounts, who have never made videos and likely never will.
In its announcement Thursday, Amazon will say that it is letting programmers create what it calls active content similar to applications for the Kindle and keep 70 percent of the revenue from each sale after paying for wireless delivery costs.
Sensing that the market is getting crowded, Amazon has made changes to its revenue-sharing options for Kindle so that publishers and authors can keep more money, and it has launched its system for self-publishers globally and also introduced a development kit for "active content".
There were 60 million active content creators on Twitter.
"We have no current plans to remove active content from eBay.
Last but not least, the active substance content (resp.
However, the active contents responsible for the antioxidative activities of the three Glycine species are still unclear.
This suggests that products used as TEM should be subjected to analytical research to isolate, purify, and characterize their active contents for possible use in allopathic medicine.
On the other hand, Sprouty may mediate its actions in part by increasing active contents of such phosphatases as protein tyrosine phosphatase 1B (PTP1B) and phosphatase and tensin homolog (PTEN).
"There is plenty of active-content spam out there, and phishers use it, too," says Cigital's McGraw.
