Sentence examples for encourage more content from inspiring English sources

More than 1 billion people use YouTube each month, so getting even a small share of them to pay for content could prove lucrative, and will encourage more content providers to bring their material to YouTube.

At the very least, it's a clever move to encourage more content contribution to Docstoc.

The idea is that making guide requests could see that number increase, not only by encouraging more content from Snapguide's emerging base of power-users, but also by getting users who are not creating guides to start offering more ideas of what they would like to see.

And while sites firms Expedia and Priceline are desperately trying to encourage more customer content, one could imagine Amazon, with its billions of garrulous consumers, soon providing a deep well of opinion.

The review also said Government will work with business to encourage more recycled content in packaging and to make packaging more recyclable, will consult on increased targets on packaging producers from 2013 and work to remove barriers to improve energy from waste schemes.

Manber reports to Eustace and focuses on finding ways to improve the knowledge out there and to encourage more high quality content creation, whether it's on Google's servers (Knol) or not.

At its annual conference, Facebook said it would allow publishers to include branded content in their Instant Articles posts, using a new tag and ad unit as part of broader efforts to encourage more high-quality content of all kinds, especially live video.

This even though the Post doesn't sell any advertising or make any other reveneus from Social Reader, the Facebook-based edition it introduced last fall as part of Zuckerberg's vision to encourage more sharing of media content.

And having a competitive revenue offering will no doubt encourage more publishers to format content for Amazon, as competitors like the Nook and the iPad join the Kindle in the e-book wars.

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The hope is that the incentives encourage more sharing of high-quality content, avoiding some of the fake news and other opprobrium that has hit Facebook so hard in the past two years.