Sentence examples for for distinctive content from inspiring English sources

In an age of fragmented, time-shifted media consumption, football and other sports are still watched live on television, making them hugely valuable to media companies, which are looking for distinctive content that can help them grab subscribers.

"These figures show audiences' enduring appetite for a wide range of distinctive content and how digital media can bring brilliant programmes to an even wider audience," she said.

Take-away for brands: While controversy falls outside reason for most, distinctive content with a point-of-view is a prerequisite for successful, socialized marketing.

But what does the call for more distinctive content mean?

CBeebies was praised by parents for its "high-quality content and its focus on learning and development" while CBBC was hailed for its "distinctive content and the balance it provides between education and entertainment".

"We don't think we're competing at Christmas – we're just trying to offer something for our viewers to watch, distinctive content that delivers for a young audience," says Channel 4's head of portfolio management Richard Brent.

As travel bloggers compete for eyeballs on platforms like YouTube or Instagram, the appetite for unique destinations and distinctive content is heating up.

"They are a real tribute to the very talented people who strive to produce such high quality and distinctive content for BBC Cymru Wales - programming that's enjoyed not just in Wales but across the UK and beyond". Comedian Rob Brydon was honoured with the Sian Phillips award for his "outstanding achievements in network television and film".

Scott said there was less need for a second public broadcaster since SBS provided less distinctive content and foreign language programming than it once did.

The ABC's managing director, Mark Scott, has called into question the need for a second public broadcaster, saying SBS provides less distinctive content and foreign language programming than it once did and has evolved into a general interest channel.

In particular this has meant working to ensure the BBC delivers genuinely distinctive content, serves all audiences across the UK and provides value for money for licence-fee payers.