Sentence examples for content for new from inspiring English sources
Beyond localizing existing content for new audiences, the World Service will also create bespoke news, radio and video programming for a number of regions, including Russia and surrounding areas in Eastern Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Korea.
Critics of the show say that its need for so much fresh content — for new tips and revelations every day — leads to a chaotic bazaar of advice, not all of it equally reliable and important.
An unexpected outcome was the idea for a new prototype identifying a cohort of classroom teachers (who all began their careers as subs) who will be working with Substantial this summer creating content for new subs over the summer.
This paper firstly analyses the concept of the remanufacturability, then explores the design content for new products' remanufacturability, and builds up the evaluation model of a used product's remanufacturability, in which the remanufacturability index of a used product is the product of the technological index and the economical index.
We'll be working with all of our partners to create digital content for new audiences - wherever they are.
The challenge is to figure out how to position the content for new media in order to expand the franchises successfully.
Much of the content for newer platforms originates from NBC News, the site's parent news organization.
Mr. Sharma added that a broad reach across mobile devices and computers could give these companies better bargaining power when striking deals with content companies for new services.
When writers create content directly for new media (webisodes and mobisodes), the WGA wants the guild agreement to apply.
This could be anything from writing jokes and sketches for a topical quiz show, to writing content for a new TV pilot, or creating a new podcast series.
The findings suggest that networks are rushing to package content for these new platforms before even tech-savvy young consumers are hankering for the "third screen" experience.
