Sentence examples for archival contents from inspiring English sources

But profits measured in the pennies of micropayments are problematic to Walter Nirenberg, the vice president for sales at Yaga, a San Francisco company that handles online payments for archival contents at many companies, among them Time.com.com

The channel will provide news and archival content from CNN, alongside BuzzFeed's staple viral content.

There is also a major online component that includes the sharing of archival content.

Lotusflow3r.com has a seventy-seven dollar annual subscription fee, and will supposedly make all kinds of archival content available.

A lot of institutions use it as a place to share a wealth of archival content they wouldn't have a place for otherwise, for example Keith Haring's Journals.

March 27 , 2013 New York – The Guardian today announced that it has partnered with Flipboard, which unveiled a brand new edition of its social magazine that offers publishers a new way to share archival content, publish great magazines and package together stories in a totally new way.

I jetted off to Chicago with Tony Ageh, now the BBC's director of archival content, then a leading member of what the Guardian termed the "play pen" – a roomful of twentysomethings in the basement who were paid to dream up bright ideas (they invented the Guide).

The publication introduced a subscription service called TimesSelect in 2005 and charged subscribers for access to portions of its online edition, but the program was discontinued two years later, and all news, editorial columns, and much of its archival content was opened to the public.

Tellis wants to put his extensive archival content on the web for distance learning and travel marketing.

Tellis wants to repurpose his extensive archival content on the Web for distance learning and travel marketing.

While Condé Nast will provide support and archival content for the new Domino, the magazine is now an independently run venture.