Sentence examples for amount of content available from inspiring English sources
Early next year a consortium of the BBC and other broadcasters hopes to begin selling set-top boxes that will unlock their online programme stores.The internet does not just hugely increase the amount of content available to TV viewers.
Although ABC remains committed to its soap operas, including "General Hospital" and "All My Children," other broadcasters have been moving away from the genre, limiting the amount of content available for SoapNet.
"The stars are aligning to make 2010 the launch year of 3-D," said John Taylor, a vice president for LG Electronics USA. "It's still just in its infancy, but when there is a sufficient amount of content available and lots of people are working on this there will be a true tipping point for consumers".
Alan Cohen, the chief executive of OMD, the media planning and buying agency that is a unit of the Omnicom Media Group, part of the Omnicom Group, and the agency that worked on producing the insert, said marketing new television shows was increasingly difficult because of the amount of content available to viewers.
That's the old refrain about the amazing amount of content available through today's cable packages.
The pair believe that the massive amount of content available is drowning us.
Audiovisual content is easily acquired, produced, processed, coded, stored and distributed, progressively making more important the ability for users to selectively consume the large amounts of content available.
Clicker doesn't actually store content on its servers, but instead makes it very easy to search through the vast amounts of content available online.
Now, there are massive amounts of content available.
The quality of the content within the various thematic groups and topics was considered satisfactory, but the amount and diversity of content available was less satisfactory.
"Since launch, World of Warcraft has continued to grow rapidly, both in terms of the amount of game content available and the number of players signing up to play," Mike Morhaime, president and a founder of Blizzard, said in a statement.
