Sentence examples for police content from inspiring English sources

Overall, police content mirrors the commercial news paradigm.

Tools to police content, once developed, will be used by other governments to patrol for whatever content they don't like.

"When we encourage corporate advertisers to police content and commentators, we end up making them the guardians and arbiters of journalism, always a bad choice," he wrote.

The previous night, around 100 England and Wales fans had gathered just off the Grand Place with police content to watch from afar.

There's a copyright declaration on the site, but it doesn't make any feint towards saying it will police content itself (meanwhile, Google runs algorithms to make sure anything you post to YouTube doesn't infringe copyright).

Among other things, she thinks it's the ISPs' job to police content, and voted to kill the Broadband Privacy Rule.

"The fact that there is plenty of widely-adopted filtering software readily available means that internet users are already acting autonomously in policing content in their own homes".

Dominic Batchelor, a corporate partner at the legal firm Ashurst based in London, said the decision "will come as a blow to rights holders" in the battle "over policing content in a challenging online environment".

The notices so many of us received yesterday and the blanket notice that all name-based searches in the EU are now subject to censorship make it look more like a mischievous attempt to point up the impossibility of policing content on the internet within physical territories, enraging publishers and encouraging them to write about it.

Some copyright watchdogs say Google's proposed copyright managing system still places too much of the responsibility for policing content on the copyright owner.

Osofsky's statements hand off the responsibility for policing content on Facebook to its users, although he acknowledged the company can do better at moderation.