Sentence examples for content adoption from inspiring English sources

And that kind of steady progress is still seen in content adoption today.

"Greystripe has demonstrated a demand from both consumers and publishers, that ad-supported content is a viable way to spur mobile content adoption," Julien Theys, Research Analyst of Mobile Media's Screen Digest.

Discover will also provide course material adoption information and reviews by educators across the country to enable them to share best practices and make more informed content adoption decisions.

"You go in this dance for a certain amount of time, and eventually there's a tipping point where there's enough content where adoption starts," said Brian Rolapp, the N.F.L.'s senior vice president for media strategy and digital media.

For the last five years or so, a tidal wave of inbound and content marketing adoption has roared through the marketing community.

This may be in part because of the lack of increase in dietary fibre content, Overall, adoption by the subjects of an improved diet following diagnosis of Type 2 diabetes may have blunted the potential of the oat-enriched diet to increase dietary fibre and exert beneficial effects on glycaemic responses.

It placed much emphasis on the need to create a virtuous circle in which broadband content would stimulate adoption, in turn stimulating the development of new content.

Enabling open access journals to demonstrate their impact on academia via real-time data, years before they receive citations and thus an impact factor, helps them to recruit authors and increases the exposure of their content, further accelerating adoption of open access business models.

Great content drives platform adoption, which in turn drives a whole host of other benefits.

"Our continued growth will be fueled by our aggressive recruitment of content partners, user adoption of new content types like video and over-the-air song downloads, and the vast international opportunity we are just beginning to tap into".

And the key question is what happens to web users' ability to opt out of ads or block other digital content as mobile adoption pulls more eyeballs off desktops and onto handsets and tablets?