"in that content" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to discuss two separate ideas that are related to each other in some way. For example, "I think the answer to the question lies in that content."
In 2013, Nielsen found that editorial content was the most trusted content a company could generate, but even more interesting is that the trust in that content jumped dramatically when shared socially.
You retain ownership of any intellectual property rights that you hold in that content.
They assume students who are spending the most time on some learning material are most interested in that content, for example.
You further acknowledge and agree that the views expressed by you and other users in that content do not necessarily reflect the views of Guardian, and we do not support or endorse any user content.
A direct mail pack to land on 1 December, for example, would work nicely – and having the same messaging in that content repurposed across your other channels would be good.
She expects it to become one of a "very small number of dominant players".The industry has similar network economics to Amazon, eBay and Google, says Ms Koller, in that "content producers go to where most consumers are, and consumers go to where the most content is".
In aggregate that content tells a story.
"Tools become obsolete in a way that content doesn't," he says.
But in most instances, people have to seek out that content in one way or another.
It's often said in the digital world that "content is king".
Among pre-modern artists whose reputations flourish in the present day, Goya is unusual in that his content matters more than his painterly technique.
