Sentence examples for content selling from inspiring English sources

Since the late eighteenth century or so, there have been three main business models in the entertainment and media business: selling content, selling advertisements, or both.

Today, Imdb makes money a variety of ways: from advertising, selling publicity photos, licensing its content, selling movie tickets through partners and offering a premium Imdb Pro service (started in 2002).

He shunned better-known programs, such as Dassault Systèmes' SolidWorks and Ashlar-Vellum, because their on-hand staff seemed content selling strictly on name.

Beatty, meanwhile, is known for founding the startup Associated Content, selling it to Yahoo (where he worked as vice president and general manager), leading the Techstars program in Boulder and then serving as president of media brands at AOL, where he oversaw TechCrunch and other properties.

For Amazon, which has been rumoured to be looking at building a phone, she said the case is slightly different since the focus for the ecommerce giant is not about driving engagement and gathering user data so much as  "selling — selling content, selling merchandise, getting consumers onto their website".

But for now, he's content selling his art ("half the fun is being able to share it," he says) and enjoying the beauty of his life on Kauai.

Mr. Fritz said FringeGolf.com was now negotiating with iSyndicate to have its original content sold to iSyndicate's affiliates.

But the agreement thought to have been reached shadows the Directors Guild agreement, which doubled payment for content sold online.

Apple makes a lot of money selling iPhones, but the devices are inextricably linked to applications and content sold by Apple, like products from the Apple App Store.

Owners can choose to remove the content, sell ads against it and share the money with YouTube, or use it as a promotional tool.

They could also be held to the promises they make about content sold through the cloud: If they sell you an e-book, they can't take it back or make it less functional later.