Sentence examples for vetting content from inspiring English sources

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.

And their employees and algorithms vet content that may violate their user guidelines, which are public.

Thus VET content is heterogeneous not only between countries but also across different professions within nations (Baethge, Arends, & Winther, 2009) and even in specific workplaces (Billett, 2006).

The only feasible way to vet content quickly and accurately is through the community, but it is in order that it may be provided to that community that the content must be vetted.

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.

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.

There is no vetting of content before a book may be entered.

But Facebook's focus has been on making it easier for publishers to share on its network, not vetting their content.

Some critics now say Facebook needs to accept that it has morphed into a media company and should start acting like one by vetting its content.

The process for vetting relevant content is standardised in impact assessment as scoping [ 24, 46].

Under another bit of Kafka-esque New Labour legislation, the Royal Mail now vets the content of every electoral address.