Sentence examples for expired content from inspiring English sources

"You have the combination of expired content, in terms of current public taste, appearing at the wrong time on a medium that has lost its salience, by whatever standards you use," said Paul Levinson, professor of communication at Fordham University.

I am really concerned that we are all recycling through social media via quick tweets, retweets and other mediums an expired content that needs urgently to be rewritten for the next generation.

Study the terms of service so that you don't have to spend extra time re-posting expired content.

He explained in a quick chat following his presentation that he believes there's a balance to be achieved, between instantly digested and expiring content on the one hand, and being able to come back to things after a time on the other.

In 2013, due to expiring content licenses, "Ride the Lightning", "Blackened", and "...And Justice for All" are no longer available for download.

This week's controversy began on Sunday when the blog Consumerist.com revealed that Facebook had removed language from the "Terms of Service" providing that this license expired when content was removed from the site.

All patients were monitored with indirect determinations of arterial pressure and heart rate using standard techniques, as well as the expired CO2 content and oxygen blood saturation.

The Watchlist feature would then be good to offer a section or filter that lets you see your expiring content, or at least bump it up to the top so you don't miss out.

Email – just over 50% of respondents are actively expiring email content.

The "Stamp" name is said to be a portmanteau of AMP, and "St" from "Stories," the report claims, which is a term commonly used now for one-to-many short form expiring visual content among social service providers, including Snapchat, Facebook and Instagram.

Predicting web content popularity could fit well in this context as the outcome of a search query could prioritize future popular web content over expired one.