Sentence examples for trade content from inspiring English sources

Often, users exchange email addresses with invitations to connect outside the site to trade content".

By the fall, the service will also include materials from Scholastic.com, a large educational service that has formed a partnership with ePals.com to trade content and translation services.

The exchanges would allow users to trade content without reproducing it — when a song is traded, it disappears from its original owner's library.

"It's an enormous challenge just in the U.S., because we know the rules can change any day without any way to predict that they're changing, and we know that they change frequently and we know that they often are rule changes that take effect immediately," said Larry Christensen, Vastera's vice president for trade content.

VerticalNet spent so much time fleshing out its trade content that its commerce capabilities are seriously lagging.

That view stands in contrast to the other places where established abusers trade content, not for cash, but on a like-for-like exchange basis.

This is especially notable to all of us in the world of media, the people who fill these services with highly valuable and hotly traded "content," such as the piece you're currently reading.

I was asked if I traded content delivery for PR.

Die-hard Karajan loyalists and canary fanciers, huddling around elegant dining tables in their dirndls and loden jackets, are still grumpy, although the tourist trade seems content: the audience has shifted slightly to a younger, more diverse demographic, but business is still bustling on the Getreidegasse.

This trade of content for exposure isn't unlike what Apple was doing with iTunes.

While BitTorrent is often used to distribute ordinary files, it remains the choice du jour for those looking to distribute and trade copyrighted content online, made easier via media PCs running Kodi and select plugins.