Sentence examples for content world from inspiring English sources
"It is finally able to jump into the content" world in the digital music field.
To be honest, I didn't intend to create a humour destination or get into the user-generated content world.
"To see now the tech mad, mad tech [companies] now trying to get into the content world is fundamentally very encouraging," he said.
What's more, the print industry shrinks at annual double digit levels, Time Inc's cost basis makes it largely noncompetitive in the new content world, and, based on its countless efforts, the company's ability to perform in a technology-driven market is nil.
One noteworthy part of Apple's response is a denial of one of the more juicy accusations in the government's suit: namely, that in 2009 Apple "contemplated illegally dividing the digital content world with Amazon, allowing each to 'own the category' of its choice — audio/video to Apple and e-books to Amazon".
Peter Kafka at AllThingsD dug out a throwaway line in the middle of the complaint from the Justice Department that said, "Apple also contemplated illegally dividing the digital content world with Amazon, allowing each to 'own the category' of its choice — audio/video to Apple and e-books to Amazon".
I've always been in the tech and content worlds.
Lyst does this by aggregating inventory from thousands of brands and retailers — including high-end names like Gucci, Alexander McQueen, Net-a-Porter, Neiman Marcus, and Barneys — combining it with all of the many other players in the online-fashion-content world (eg bloggers, online magazines), and then giving it a social twist by involving your friends and their opinions.
For years, Johnson had to be content as world coloured heavyweight champion.
"Not only are we a pace-setter in production values, we are also a pace-setter in murderous, amoral, profoundly disturbing content the world over," he says.
In Fig. 1, we display the carbon content of world forests 100 years into the future, assuming constant (present) rates of deforestation and expansion without additional harvesting.
