The phrase "find content" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to searching for and finding specific written material online or elsewhere. For example, "I used a search engine to find content on the history of the locomotive."
AppleSearch was by far my favorite – a technology to help you find content on your server.
Once you've decided to go digital, it helps to know where to find content.
It's not as good as Google's search and cannot find content within apps such as emails or Hangouts.
Google TV would allow viewers to find content in much the same way that they searched the Internet.
Deals like the one with Barnes & Noble help bring in additional revenue and offer viewers another outlet to find content.
If we find content in the UK, it's typically removed in under two hours, which is a record unmatched anywhere else in the world.
Our hack was an experiment in helping our discussion moderators to find content that is likely to attract abusive or offensive comments.
Imagine opening theguardian.com on your internet-less commute to work to find content personalised for you, downloaded and cached by the browser ahead of your visit.
When you search your iPhone, the company's new Proactive Agent will quickly find content inside the apps on the device and bring it to the forefront.
As news websites lose relevance to readers who find content socially, and as stories are published directly onto Facebook as Instant articles, the company's power will only grow.
The site adds location information to all of its content, including network blog posts, so that people can find content related to where they work, live or play.
