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El Sitio, which raised $131 million in a public stock sale in December, is spending heavily to bolster content and compete with StarMedia Networks Inc. and other rivals.

Expect Microsoft to bolster content available on the Zune Marketplace Web site for movie and television show downloads, and to further integrate it with attractions like the popular Xbox Live Marketplace.

Along with the acquisition of Nitobi Software and TypeKit, the company has also made a clear push into the tablet space, looking to bolster content creation.

Though it is better known as an Internet services and security company, VeriSign has been spending heavily to bolster the content management side of its business.

Governments, donors and philanthropic foundations have invested considerable resources in the development of GM varieties of staples such as sorghum, cassava, matoke and cowpea in an attempt to bolster nutrient content and resistance to pests, disease and drought.

To bolster its content and web presence, on July 7th Reliance completed the $665m purchase of Network 18, a broadcaster and e-commerce firm, giving Mr Ambani access to India's living rooms.These investments will increase the group's debt, and they carry risks: the telecoms industry is fiercely competitive, with more than ten operators.

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Over the years it's acquired other properties like Movies.com and Quantum Loyalty Solutions to bolster its content and product offerings.

Typically, when businesses look to bolster their content production, they employ bloggers, try their hand at blogging themselves, or hire a team of awkward interns to produce that content.

BSkyB, which beams out programming via satellite, also recently bolstered its content package by acquiring premium channels from its smaller rival in British pay television, the cable operator Virgin Media.

The Commission's revision to EU audiovisual law will go further, by bolstering local content production across the region, including by placing requirements on local broadcasters to reserve a majority of airtime for European content.