"contributes content to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It implies that a person or entity is providing content to another. For example: "John contributes content to a number of educational websites."
Those who contribute content to Quora do so because, in exchange for their contribution, Quora gives them the chance to establish a brand, reputation, and areas of expertise.
Hundreds of staff, working in different departments, in different disciplines, all contributing content to a mass of code, spread across hundreds of computers and a vast server network.
Dr. Gupta will contribute articles and videos with a consumer focus for Everyday Health and will also contribute content to the medical professionals' site, MedPage Today.
Contribute content to Sony.
HS led the manuscript writing with all co-authors contributing content to the draft versions.
Several highly-esteemed medical colleges will be contributing content to MedPedia, including Harvard Medical School, Stanford School of Medicine, UC Berkeley School of Public Health, and University of Michigan Medical School.
Flashnotes encourages a sense of competition among those contributing content to the platform by publishing a leaderboard.
Others include the Washington Redskins, Carolina Panthers and the ACC Digital Network, all of whom will be contributing content to the app.
In addition to The Bogleheads' Guide authors, others who contribute content to the forum on occasion include authors William Bernstein, Bill Schultheis, Larry Swedroe, Allan Roth and, once in a while, even Jack Bogle himself.
Facebook likely doesn't want to piss off these publishers since they contribute content to its service through Pages, and buy Facebook ads to grow their audience.
