Sentence examples for viable content from inspiring English sources

It offers a path out of the identity corner but keeps identity politics as a viable content.

And they're tapping into the thesis that fans and consumers are driving the creation of commercially viable content now more than ever.

As the mixture of paid, owned, and earned media is becoming ever more complex and creating new kinds of marketing, such as native advertising – a combination of owned and paid media – it's never been more important to create a viable content strategy.

Thoroughly heating the substance [e.g. 76] can reduce the viable geohelminth content.

The flexible nature has made it a highly viable enterprise content management (ECM) solution.

With Google building global sales forces that will over the next few years be capable of selling brand advertising in many countries around the world it will become economically viable for content producers to dub their shows from day 1.

Sounds.com which was brought to market MVP-style, after just six months of development—hopes to be a viable, royalty-free content alternative for Native Instruments' user base.

But the real question is whether enough people would be willing to subscribe and donate money to make that content viable.

"Our original vision for Hoopla was to provide everything for everyone in terms of what we see as viable and valuable content for the digital library of today and tomorrow.

These two books represent a full-throated debate between advocacy of free as the most viable price for content on the Internet, and unreconstructed support of copyright in virtual perpetuity.

Viable tumor cell content in the cancer tissues varied from 15% to 95%, the rest being mostly fibrous and fatty tissue (Supplemental Table S2).