Sentence examples for participating content from inspiring English sources

Twitter claims an "industry leading" revenue share arrangement with participating content creators, but doesn't specify the actual numbers behind the breakdown.

PayPerPost's new Terms of Service require participating content creators to fully disclose site wide with a prominent Disclosure Policy or on a per post basis.

YouTube will pay you 55% of the total net revenues recognized by YouTube from subscription fees that are attributable to the monthly views or watchtime of your Content as a percentage of the monthly views or watchtime of all or a subset of participating content in the relevant subscription offering (as determined by YouTube).

If the past decade was about consuming or sharing, the next decade is going to be about participating in content".

ORLANDO, FL – (DATE) – PayPerPost, the leading marketplace connecting marketers with bloggers, videographers, photographers, podcasters and social networks, announced the second phase of its full disclosure model, whereby participating Consumer Content Creators are required to disclose their sponsored status.

Both groups perceived their time with the instructor as more influential for learning, regardless of whether they were participating in content attainment or concept application.

While handheld devices has made it easier for all to become content creators there will continue to be an inherent divide in who chooses to participate in content creation shared to the masses.

Anyone can participate in content creation.

If, according to the Internet's 1percentt rule, only a small minority will activity participate in content creation (as with Branch), then think of Potluck as the service that appeals to the larger majority of so-called "lurkers".

That's not entirely different from Potluck's core idea – that, according to the Internet's 1percentt rule, only a small minority will activity participate in content creation, so Potluck wanted to become the network for the majority of the so-called "lurkers".

My research has explored underserved youth's use of technology to discover and participate in content related to their interests.