Such re-cycling of content constitutes "content-chaining" of digital media, including texts from across the spectrum of other virtual platforms (Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, etc.; Fig. 14) and media (TV, newspapers, blogs, etc.; Figs. 2, 3, 7, 9, 12, 14).
The local-chaining in the Facebook pages where a symbolic representation i.e. #, leaves one space (Twitter) and is presented in another (Facebook), not only constitutes content-chaining, but now becomes a marker of social media savviness.
We saw a handful of great examples coming out of this year's NewFronts — VICE's F&*% That's Delicious, AOL's That's Racist and True Trans with Laura Jane Grace, PopSugar's #FullDisclosure — but I'd love to see even more shows that challenge conventional notions about what constitutes content "worth making".
"Baseball games constitute content, and games cost very little to produce.
However, it is the evaluated control that constitutes content.
Mere structural informational relationship is, indeed, not enough to constitute content.
In his early Notebooks, he toyed with the idea of rejecting immaterial substance, because we could have no idea of it, and reducing the self to a collection of the 'ideas' that constituted its contents.
Second, we used the word segmentation rules to parse documents into individual words, and removed the stop-words from the segmentation results to get a corpus constituted of content-words.
The influential framework of 'predictive processing' suggests that prior probabilistic expectations influence, or even constitute, perceptual contents.
The multiple 'ways' in which the same property can be represented, according to Peacocke, are not modes of presentation of the sort that constitute the contents of beliefs.
