One example is the US government that collected and released a wide range of data, publications, and content in the name of transparency and openness.
In contrast, SoundCloud is less focused on monetization (for now) and can afford to provide free content in the name of growth.
A dark side of this is that these individuals can also take on the role of police in terms of subjectively and selectively editing or restricting editing Wikipedia content in the name of ensuring overallcontent quality of content (Lee et al. 2012).
Yet in the very countries that have ratified this convention, parents and schools are denying young people access to some types of content in the name of protection.
YouTube has long been known as a home for edgy videos filled with pranks and potentially offensive content, made in the name of comedy or freedom of expression.
After giving away content for years in the name of audience building, and then charging pennies for tentative iPhone apps, the iPad demonstrated that publishers could charge anything up to £4.99, resulting in digital, at last, paying something like the same as print.
A lot of businesses are trying to hook into your "social graph" to make content suggestions, but — in the name of personalization and in defense of privacy — Lumi is taking the exact opposite approach.
Network president Phil Griffin announced the changes in a Wednesday memo to staff, indicating that the teams, in addition to sitting with one another, will also share "editorial leadership, content and workflows" in the name of increasing collaboration.
"The mayor is setting a brush fire, which the Council is content to put out in the name of progress," Mr. Pasanen said.
The deal with Daily Mail & General Trust, Guardian News & Media – which publishes MediaGuardian.co.uk Telegraphph Media Group and Independent News & Media has been described as the latest step in the BBC's partnership plans, in which it will share content, expertise and technology in the name of public service.
