Sentence examples for fund content from inspiring English sources

Some of the early founders of the web tossed around the idea of having some direct way for users to fund content".

By contrast, Alan Rusbridger, editor of The Guardian, suggested that increased digital advertising revenues should be able to fund content that should remain freely available to readers.

We may also share anonymised behavioural data with advertising partners, including commercial organisations that fund content labelled 'Supported by', 'Paid content/Paid for by' or 'Advertiser content/from our advertisers'.

So it seems to me a great pity that so much political and bureaucratic blood is being spilled over less than 4% of the licence fee, when the key issues – of whether, how and to what degree the public should fund content which the market fails to supply in sufficient volume – need a far more fundamental structural approach.

Bazalgette, who sits on the board of English National Opera and has been helping develop its website, said the new body could link the existing online offerings of museums, galleries, theatre companies, opera houses and concert halls and fund content from them.

We need to be really careful about the thoughtfulness and investment we make to right-size how we fund content," she said.

They can be made progressive and noninflationary by the simple step of putting all the proceeds of the tax into an impregnable trust fund and distributing the entire fund contents every month equally to the bank accounts of all legal adult citizens of a country or region.

Among the details on offer: asset allocation and fund contents, historical performance and risk/return ratios and stock pickers' rsums.

We all acknowledge the fact that publicly funded content is an appropriate subject for debate and comment.

Richards said a number of issues remained to be resolved, including how the rights of publicly funded content should be managed and which body would be responsible for awarding potential contracts.

As technologies continue to integrate, said James S. Byrd, an asset manager who holds Telefonica shares in his Fortis International Equity and Fortis Global Growth funds, "content is going to be the thing, and he is trying to position Telefonica".