"catch content" is not a valid phrase in written English.
If you are trying to convey the idea of retrieving content, you might say "fetch content" or "access content". For example: I need to fetch content from the website for the presentation.
In addition to a library of on-demand or "catch up" content from those content providers — much like what Hulu offers today — Deluxis hopes to have a block of programmed nightly primetime content.
Don't Tell Alfred highlights Fanny's marriage to a don-turned-ambassador, which is rather less interesting than all the other catch-up content on the cast of eccentrics in the previous two books.
Though the vast majority of households own a TV licence, those without one who only watch catch-up content and not live broadcasts were technically exempt from paying the £145 a year charge.
It will mix live and catch-up content in a unified interface with a few nifty features.
YouTube obviously has a long way to go, but expect to hear about more deals in the near future — I doubt they would have called out the fact that they're growing their library of catch-up content if it wasn't the start of a new trend.
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While the bookmarking feature has yet to launch, it's already quite convenient to watch live TV and catch up on content that has already aired.
The service lets you watch live TV on dozens of channels, bookmark movies, TV shows and documentaries to keep them in the cloud forever, and catch up on content that has already aired.
Bonus – Facebook admits it can't block all the interference – "Now, I'm not going to sit here and tell you we're going to catch all bad content in our system.
