Sentence examples for the perfect content from inspiring English sources
After all, YouTube videos are the perfect content for the device and its smaller counterpart, the Echo Spot.
Today, the goal is increasingly to find the perfect content for the "audience of one," and deliver that to whatever device the customer happens to be using at the time.
If every News Feed post looks interesting, you'll spend more time on Facebook, you'll share more text there, DeepText will get smarter, and the Facebook AI feedback wheel will spin faster and faster towards becoming the perfect content recommendation engine.
The right communication starts with crafting the right response, creating the right messaging and developing the perfect content.
The JFK situation, with sad irony, offered Conner and artists of his ilk the perfect readymade content and context to test their theories on media and national identity.
That's also how he says it's getting around the inevitable problem of no automated software system being able to be an entirely perfect content monitoring guardian.
Usually white, or stainless steel, they were passed around the table without much fanfare except for their essential, completely perfect contents.
"It's the perfect combination of content and form," Han told the conference.
The idea proved premature, he added, but now "is the perfect time, because content for the Web is getting more and more legitimate".
"In every context that it can, the entertainment industry is trying to force the Internet into its own business model -- the perfect control of content," wrote the constitutional scholar Lawrence Lessig, whose column about the iCraveTV case recently appeared in The Industry Standard, the Internet-focused business magazine.
On Facebook, the Ice Bucket Challenge was taking over newsfeeds, proving the perfect type of content to ride to viral success, but on Twitter, a platform barely mediated at all, the Black Lives Matter protests were dominating the reaction to the shooting of teenager Michael Brown in Ferguson.
