Sentence examples for charge content from inspiring English sources
Rather than charging children or running adverts, Moshi TV may charge content owners to put their output on the site.
Mr. von Ahn said that "eventually we intend to charge content providers either for faster or more accurate translations".
In other words, on mobile phones or on special access lanes, carriers like Verizon and AT&T could charge content companies a toll for faster access to customers or, some analysts worry, block certain services from reaching customers altogether.
The goal of certain factions is to grant governments the authority to charge content providers like Amazon, Google, Facebook and Twitter for allowing their data to flow over national borders.
So this spring, when the Federal Communications Commission floated new rules that would allow providers, such as Comcast and Verizon, to charge content companies, such as Google and Netflix, for the right to provide content at faster rates, proponents of net neutrality were furious, describing it as putting "fast lanes" up for sale.
For one, the fixed-line carriers and cable companies may be allowed to charge content suppliers like Google or Netflix extra for giving priority to their traffic in short, provide a fast toll-lane for the well-heeled, and a slow lane for the rest.
Such "network neutrality" is incompatible with charging content providers for moving their bits of data.
Studies suggest that emotionally charged content enhances not only attention and arousal but also our ability to form stable memories.
Earlier, in the VHS era, some shorts were not available for purchase and/or had been banned from TV because of some the racially charged content.
Mr. Moeller and Ms. Ferrer are cool and hands-off with their charges, content to be the figureheads without getting too sweaty.
It seemed a particularly well-struck blow, not only because of the play's sexually charged content but also because Ensler, a friend of Hillary Clinton's, was an outspoken critic of Giuliani's policies.
