Sentence examples for pioneering content from inspiring English sources

October 15 2009: YouTube and Channel 4 have signed a pioneering content deal which will make the broadcaster's original programmes available on demand, in full and free-of-charge via YouTube in the UK in the coming months.

The hope is that by pioneering content creation for VR cinema, Oculus can speed up understanding of how to make narrative stories work in VR so more artists start creating them.

By situating Jyoti Singh's case within a longer genealogy of responses to sexual violence in India this article reveals several unanticipated outcomes such as the distinct patterns of public outcry and protest, notable shifts in prior socio-legal narratives of rape and the pioneering content of the Justice Verma Committee report.

Federated Media pioneered content marketing and native advertising through strong partnerships with people like you.

"We want to pioneer content advertising in Africa with major brands and it's going good so far," says Ghansah. "Brands are starting to get it and the next two years will be huge for us".

Arts centres such as downtown's PHI offer constant streams of pioneering creative content, from boundary-pushing theatre and music to digital art installations, ground-breaking cinema and more.

It's a transformative role in a transformative show that does for the streaming service Amazon Prime what Orange is the New Black did for Netflix: that's to say, showcase it as a home for pioneering original content.

"Today, messengers are king and we intend to bring pioneering, premium content and tools to that channel the same as we have done in the past".

Aside from bootstrapping and those early government grants, the key to survival was growing Mixcloud's users at roughly the same speed as advertising revenue, alongside pioneering new content licenses and fingerprinting technology to ensure rights-holders were paid.

I thought she would be a great person to pioneer our content development efforts, given her editorially honed mind, business savvy, and demonstrated tenacity at finding diamonds in the rough.

The now-deceased star politicians of south India were populists too and early pioneers of content-light, mediatised campaigns, which had a sound "political logic", to borrow Ernesto Laclau's description of populism.