Sentence examples for competing content from inspiring English sources

Time Warner's decision to deny Disney access graphically demonstrated how important it is to put mechanisms in place that will give competing content suppliers access.

Still, rules may have to be put in place to ensure that networks and other competing content suppliers are not blocked from access.

The idea is that as traders buy and sell shares in competing content, the cream will float to the top where entertainment-industry bosses can skim it off.

It measures quality against competing content.

Gomez also helped daFlores test competing content distribution networks before choosing Akamai.

Forcing network owners to open up their networks means they have to compete with anyone who cares to offer competing content and services.

Often flash will out compete content, since no objective metrics have been presented, so it is little wonder that design is still seen as art rather than as being business driven.

As a case in point, just about a year ago, it bought Documentum, a competing enterprise content management firm, from EMC for $1.62 billion.

But Verizon, which has partnered with 31 content providers, such as E*Trade egrp, MSNBC, Amazon.com amzn and Ticketmaster tmcs, doesn't plan to compete on content alone.

If it can't compete on content, it must at least compete for clarity.

In radio we agree on technology and compete on content.