The phrase "distribute content" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a verb phrase that means to share information or content with others in an organized way. For example, "The marketing team spent the day distributing content across the company's various social media channels."
And it bodes well for content creators like Contently and technology companies who make the software to distribute content (Tumblr, Wordpress, app developers, etc).
The next generation of that technology will make greater use of end-users to distribute content.
As Altchek states: "There's been an incredible opportunity over the last five years to distribute content in a new way".
Its strategy is to link with leading sports franchises, leagues and rights holders and distribute content online over multiple platforms.
They will be discussing new ways to distribute content — always with an eye toward maintaining control over it.
Content delivery network Cotendo, which helps its customers distribute content quickly, is also integrating mod_pagespeed into its offerings.
Both are media companies that make and distribute "content" to the masses.... [O]nce we finally achieve what the techies call "convergence," distinctions will be meaningless..
"They have used all kinds of ways to distribute content that is low-class, crude and even vulgar, gravely damaging mores on the internet".
Amazon is aiming to expand the use of Kindles in schools with the launch of Whispercast, a new technology that allows organizations to distribute content to multiple devices.
Google Plus, the company's social network, warns users: "Do not distribute content that contains nudity, graphic sex acts, or sexually explicit material".
According to the first, utopian, narrative, internet and mobile technologies enable individuals to publish and distribute content, self-organize into communities of interest and participate in collective action.
