Sentence examples for carrying content from inspiring English sources
A spokeswoman for ITV said that instead of carrying content the website would instead link through to ITN.co.uk for "an interim period" while its news section was redeveloped.
KYCY-AM (1550) in San Francisco is to be joined by Kyouradio in carrying content created "exclusively by its listeners," according to an announcement from Infinity Broadcasting, a division of Viacom that operates 183 radio stations.
Consider recent experiences in Turkey, where a grass-roots "censuring the censors" movement led more than 400 Turkish bloggers to shutter their Web sites in solidarity with mainstream sites that were banned for carrying content that, among other things, insulted Turkey's founding father.
If Facebook pays a carriage fee for the privilege of carrying content from the Hindustan Times, and it shows up as a Facebook Instant Article in an American's news feed because a British PR firm paid for it to be promoted, because it wants to drive subscribers, and it does… who exactly owes whom what?
In addition to carrying content related to Falun Gong, they became vocal critics of Communist Party policies more generally, carrying reports on other human rights issues in China, on corruption, environment and public health issues, and other topics.
At a time when so-called pipes — networks that carry content — are becoming a commodity, Mr. Bewkes could sell all or part of the cable unit.
Google already carries content generated by users in a variety of services, including YouTube, the photo storage site Picasa and Blogger.
And if intermediary liability is increased – either through lawsuits against YouTube, laws such as the Digital Economy Act, or secretive treaties such as the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement and Transpacific Partnership agreement – then every entity that hosts or carries content will be at risk.
When you strip away the artifice, newspapers carry content from the publisher to your doorstop.
It would also free owners of content and conduit from legal liability for carrying the content of others on their wires.
Slim emphasizes that he's not interested in content; he's dedicated to being in the business of carrying the content — whether it's via phone, Internet, or television.
