"countless content" is a perfectly valid phrase that can be used in written English
It is used to refer to a large amount of something, particularly information or written material. For example: "The internet provides users with countless content - articles, videos, photographs and more."
That encompasses quite a few popular sites, but it excludes the countless longtail content sites and blogs that could also benefit from the Meebo Bar.
There have been countless pieces of content that have come from obscure blogs to become national news.
Yes, YouTube has long offered suggested videos, and has countless channels of content, but this notion of leaning back and just watching is something that will take some getting used to.
Through our years of producing countless social media, content marketing and influencer marketing campaigns we have seen a lot of different approaches.
Appearing before the program content on countless DVDs, the Motion Picture Association of America's much-parodied ad featured a pounding soundtrack and superficially logical reasoning: You wouldn't steal a car.
Holoride is a longshot and there are countless questions around the content, consumer outreach and compatibility.
Leveraging the power of RSS, Reader effortlessly pulled content from countless sites, curating a personalized view of the Internet that syncs between devices.
You might be familiar with Shark Tank, HBO's Silicon Valley, Apple's Planet of Apps (ahem) and countless of other TV content that covers startups.
I've attended PR meet-ups all over Silicon Valley, participated in VC-sponsored PR sessions in San Francisco, traveled to numerous industry events, read countless amounts of contributed content from a wide range of outlets and have had many, many conversations with both in-house and agency PR people.
We produced hundreds of hours of live music content and countless television commercials and corporate videos.
