Sentence examples for vetted content from inspiring English sources
In the print and broadcast era, advertisers paid to have their messages shown alongside professionally vetted content.
But through the Ticker I can also share hundreds of songs, all that I enjoy to a lesser extent, and give people who respect my taste a way to discover vetted content.
Now isn't the time to further divide our social networks into paid and unpaid communities, it isn't the time for some folks to have access to vetted content and others to be unknowingly left behind.
$50 for a lifetime of up-to-date vetted content is a bargain, if you ask me, and I think many students (and their parents) will recognize the value to purchasing such a text.
Wojcicki has said that YouTube will bring on 10,000 people to vet content… The company has yet to set a timeline for their hiring, but as the continued Paul controversy shows, the clock is ticking.
In the case of Blogburst, they are offering to syndicate vetted blog content to these sites at a much cheaper price than they pay for other content.
In brief, the prototype Personal Health Application PHAA) receives data on the major diabetes management domains from a Personal Health Record (PHR) and analyzes and provides feedback based on clinically vetted educational content.
The resource will provide vetted scientific content, teaching resources, and strategies for K-16 educators to effectively incorporate the complex and critically important topic of global change into existing curricula.
They ran two more experiments with large sample sizes (639 people and 565 people) and found that even when participants were told the tagline was required by law, and that no regulators had vetted the content's veracity, they still said the ads that included a tagline were more believable.
And their employees and algorithms vet content that may violate their user guidelines, which are public.
Esther Kartiganer, who as senior producer in charge of vetting content on CBS's "60 Minutes" became entangled in a controversy over a program that raised questions about President George W. Bush's military service during the Vietnam War, died on Wednesday in Aspen, Colo.
