Sentence examples for hosting user from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most forward-thinking feature, around a year before Youtube existed, was The Movies Online, a website hosting user videos.

Trying to find a universal definition for hate speech would be a fool's errand, but in the context of private companies hosting user generated content, hate speech for social platforms is what they say is hate speech.

At the time, one of the reasons the company cited was the high cost involved with hosting user photos on Amazon Web Services.

It should offer better protection for the operators of websites hosting user-generated content, the Ministry of Justice said.

Those are the laws governing online services hosting user-generated content, which spare them from liability for copyrighted content uploaded by those users, as long as they remove it when notified by the rightsholders.

Among other things, the Justice Ministry's briefing document said the bill would also strengthen protection for Web sites hosting user-generated content, as well as measures to curb trivial claims.

While Apple has never permitted explicit apps whose sole purpose is to serve pornography, it long ago carved out an exception for social networks hosting user-generated content, provided they agreed to filter and hide the NSFW content by default.

In July 2008, the Culture and Media Committee of the House of Commons of the United Kingdom stated that it was "unimpressed" with YouTube's system for policing its videos, and argued that "proactive review of content should be standard practice for sites hosting user-generated content".

To maintain user trust, more and more sites that host user reviews will have to implement smarter and smarter systems to prevent abuse.

Although the search firm isn't known for taking a prudish attitude to content, explicit videos are also banned on YouTube, the biggest site Google has where it directly hosts user content.

In 2012, Swartz was one of the guiding lights of the movement against a pair of US laws, SOPA and PIPA, which threatened to damage the legal underpinning of the internet, by potentially blocking access to any site which hosted user generated content.