"partner content" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to content created in partnership with another company, organization, or individual, as in, "We are proud to provide our customers with high quality partner content."
2.7 GNM may change the headline, standfirst and add pictures and captions to the Partner Content but shall not make any changes to the body of the Partner Content.
The parties shall discuss in good faith the procedure for the supply of the Partner Content from Partner to GNM.
RGE Partner Content: Reports and white papers sourced from leading economic think tanks and world-recognized economic organizations.
Aardman executive producer and head of partner content, Heather Wright, said the company had stepped in when the organisers were having difficulty getting the ad done in time for the UN meeting this month to ratify the new goals.
2.3 Partner grants to GNM the perpetual right to authorise the Newspaper Licensing Agency and similar reprographic rights organisations in other jurisdictions ("RROs") to distribute or license the distribution of the Partner Content for the RROs' licensed acts and purposes as amended from time to time.
3.3 GNM shall publish a credit alongside each item of the Partner Content as follows: [Author] for [Partner], part of the [GNM Content Network] 3.4 The Licensor shall retain all right, title and interest in and to its name, logo and trade marks worldwide.
"We will surface partners' content more prominently in search results," says McCue. "But we are trying to find the right balance between curation, and providing the search and other mechanisms to bring in content from other sources".
Because of this, the concept of 'the council website' is outdated, with local authorities creating different channels for different audiences and blurring the lines between their and their partners' content, as well as their sites and social media.
Instead, BackFlip plans to gain access to its partners' content and then use its internal information to tell partners what content is most relevant to a particular user's interests.
The Content is the property of JHUP, its licensors, sponsors, partners, content providers, or other third parties, and is protected by law, treaties, and regulations.
Tim Suter, the senior partner for content and standards at Ofcom, said previous broadcast regulation had been "about stopping things.
