The phrase "authorized content" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to material that has been officially approved or permitted for use, often in legal or regulatory contexts.
Example: "Only authorized content is allowed to be shared on this platform to ensure compliance with copyright laws."
Alternatives: "approved material" or "permitted content".
While it's unclear how Google will filter this, the company says that it will be working to make authorized content easier to index and find.
His company, Skyrider, makes money by loading ads onto these rogue networks, and he has signed up Lions Gate studio to pump legally authorized content through the systems, as well.
Celeb-focused media outlets need to be a little friendly with celebs if they want to continue to have "authorized" content to publish.
Kristen Bell threatened to stop going to celebrity gossip magazines with authorized content if they continued running unauthorized photos of her baby.
The video, which has only been viewed around 5,000 times, looks like it's been up for about nine months, so it's unclear why Pornhub hasn't taken it down yet, since the site has said it complies with copyright laws and does not encourage "uploading non authorized content".
It authorizes the establishment of networks and private stations and specifies how much of the broadcast content must be Canadian in origin.
Named entity recognition has been studied extensively on formal texts, such as news and authorized web content.
Google's representative explained that it was much easier for computers to screen content for likely signals for child pornography, such as skin tone, but that deciding what was unlicensed copyrighted material versus legally authorized identical content being used for a promotion or fair use was a judgment call.
De-authorize content licenses.
They also financed it because political leaders were threatening legislation to limit violence on television or to authorize a content ratings system and a V-chip, an electronic device that could block specific shows.
But authorizing new content to be added?
