Sentence examples for higher-quality content from inspiring English sources

According to its Web site, Amazon believes that "a community in which people use their Real Names will ultimately have higher-quality content".

In other words, if Playboy is serious about its new couples strategy it needs to invest in higher-quality content.

Over all, the BBC said the proposed cuts were aimed at freeing £600 million, or $900 million, a year to invest in higher-quality content, including journalism and children's programming.

"We have been moving away from YouTvand toward higher-quality content," said Josh Feltzer, the founder of Grouper who is now co-president of Crackle, "by rewarding the aspiring producer versus the person who wants to share a video of a wedding or of someone jumping off a roof".

That simplicity could encourage people to build higher-quality content and keep Facebook in the sharing loop.

Like the app environment, social discovery tends to bring users face-to-face with higher-quality content.

"Strong forces are pushing for more creative, higher quality content," said Matt Kennedy, a founder of 1K/Sparkhill, a Los Angeles company that designs disc menus and produces DVD's of many movies and television shows.

Heseltine insists that Haymarket's willingness to invest in high quality content hasn't changed.

It all started with questions on how to deliver: High-quality content.

High-quality content that the market could readily supply required no state support.

"We agree about free expression and the importance of high quality content," said Whetstone.