Sentence examples for mediate content from inspiring English sources
Another, Craig McLeod, asked, "Who decides what is anti-Semitic and abusive?" Asked for comment, Twitter repeated its standard policy statement: "Twitter does not mediate content.
Because Google has chosen not to mediate content, there is room for all kinds of speech on YouTube — for unpopular speech, for voices of dissent, for speaking truth to power, for ugly and disturbing speech, and for cute cat videos.
Users can file reports about abusing behavior, but "as a policy," Twitter does not "mediate content or intervene in disputes between users".
When asked by The Huffington Post about the cyberbullying that takes place on its platform, a spokesperson for Twitter directed us to a section of its support pages that said, "As a policy, we do not mediate content, including potentially offensive content".
The root-mean-square surface roughness are about 2.29,1.73, 0.38, 0.48, 0.53, and 0.71 nm for the films with nitrogen percentage of 0%, 5%, 15%, 40 %, 60, and 85%, respectively, which indicands that the films deposited with a mediate nitrogen content show a relatively smoother surface.
In a high-powered panel chaired by Vanity Fair's contributing editor Sarah Ellison, Carne Ross of Independent Diplomat portrayed the Guardian and the New York Times as presumptuous in mediating the content of the 250,000 diplomatic cables so they could sell newspapers.
Fluid intelligence has only an indirect effect on domain-specific problem-solving, mediated by content knowledge.
A vast audience constantly mediates online content, with everyone projecting their own particular variety of politics and ethics on whatever they browse.
Our current understanding of the regulation of CCDs in mediating carotenoid content is primarily at the transcriptional level.
The company argues that having a foot in both camps means it is ideally placed to mediate between the content and technology industries, which disagree over how best to protect digital content from rampant copying.
This study examines how the level of informational efficiency with respect to a stock price's firm and industry-level information environment can differently mediate the information content of analyst recommendations and insider trades.
