'content channels' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to different platforms on which content can be shared, such as social media, YouTube, or websites. For example: "We need to optimize our content channels in order to reach a wider audience."
Rap video site launches Another footnote in the development of niche content channels: UKRapVideos.com has just launched.
MySpace Impact was modelled on existing content channels such as MySpace Music.
Content: The foundations of an owned media strategy are your content channels — the vehicles through which you deliver content to audiences directly, unmediated by a third party.
Community: While content channels focus on the connection between you and your customer, community emphasizes the connections your customers have with each other.
All the levers of customer experience — product, service, content, channels, touchpoints, pricing, facilities, sensory engagement, etc. — should be considered and described in the design.
A company such as AT&T, which may soon own Time Warner's stable of premium content channels, could even quadruple-dip.
But Sorry For Your Loss is on Facebook and, more precisely, its original content channel, Facebook Watch.
Time tends to dissolve controversies over content: Channel 4 broadcast a version of Solid Geometry in 2002 without fuss.
Cinema-going in the UK is unaffected by new distribution platforms because it is an event experience, not merely a content channel.
With the show's mix of role play, reality TV and educational content, Channel 4 has hit upon a truly engaging format.
With a heavy emphasis on directly involving football fans, BigBalls will be producing Copa90, an interactive football lifestyle and original content channel via YouTube, which will include, at launch, eight different shows.
