Sentence examples for content published in from inspiring English sources

"Twitter is public, we want to reinforce that content published in a public profile is viewable by the world".

10 bits of content published in 2014 have already made it to the top 100, with Russell Brand's take on Philip Seymour Hoffman being the most popular with 1.7m page views.

The MST analysis found that of the 2,047 pieces of related online and print content published in the year following the report, more than two-thirds contained some evaluation on Leveson or the cross-party charter.

Opinion writers cannot distort or ignore the facts, or fail to exercise the journalistic rigor for the truth that one expects of any content published in The New York Times, the newspaper of record.

Content published in online media is strongly related to real-world events but transferring information from the physical to the online world is very challenging.

To prospectively evaluate the impact of increasing levels of social media engagement on page visits and web-link clicks for content published in the Journal of the American College of Radiology.

Still, the speech contained no footnotes or specific legal citations, and it fell far short of the level of detail contained in the Office of Legal Counsel memo — or in an account of its contents published in October by The New York Times based on descriptions by people who had read it.

"Yahoo will be able to integrate and distribute a powerful set of state-of-the-art editing tools and content published through personal home pages in an array of services," the company declared.

Page management services strengthen the quality of content published, Insights gives brands confidence in the ROI of their spend, and custom app development creates engaging experiences for users and generates ad-targetable behavioral data for Facebook.

The XYDO co-founder said that email is just the beginning, next they'll look to implement additional publishing tools, further extend functionality in social media, likely in the form of designing tools to help businesses automate content publishing in their Facebook feeds, etc.

Today we have properties in Europe and Asia, content is published in three languages (plus lots more via spam blogs), and we have writers all over the world – including Silicon Valley, New York, London, Brussels, Paris, Tel Aviv, Tokyo and, absurdly, Chicago.