"Our head of content is working hard to bring more content to China and to produce more content," Zhang told CNBC in an interview.
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YQ: Yes, Netflix or other companies and our head of content Is working hard to bring more content to China and to produce more content.
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You can create more content, but you're always going to create more content than you can fit on the disc, or want to create more than you have the budget to.
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There's no video call function, but a lot more content.
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It's clear that people are craving more content from women.
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And more content moderation requirements are coming in Europe — fast.
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More views could in turn lure more content from creators.
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The Fox deal gives them Hulu, gives them more content.
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Netflix wants to make more and more and more content.
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The XT4 is far more content in its attractive skin.
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There is more and more content flowing without the bundle.
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You're competing with Snapchat, and there's more and more content.
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"It's harder with much more content out there," Kammerer said.
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This year, it's also putting out more content than before.
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For more content like this, check out On Her Turf.
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Reportedly, HBO Max will cost more and have more content.
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People are being directly served more content than ever before.
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They can go out and acquire or build more content.
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The site just knows when to distract you with more content.
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Amazon is churning out more content designed to sell you things.
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So, yes, that requires more content, more perspectives and more creativity.
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You're providing a service and adding more content all year long.
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While these services are great, all could benefit from more content.
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For more content on powerful women, check out On Her Turf.
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Under Greenblatt, HBO could soon start pumping out even more content.
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If it means more content like this, then I'm on board.
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Netflix says more content will support downloads in the near future.
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We know they want more depth, more progression, and more content.
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As the community grows, there is a demand for more content.
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Compared to those, he added, brunchwork is "less bling, more content."
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"You just need to deliver more content," Mr. Sullivan said. Mrs.
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Of course, more content means more opportunities to generate ad revenue.
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Like Photos, Safari also brings more content refinement than previous versions.
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More content, more confession, more members of the family, more drama.
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Netflix is also working to source more content from overseas studios.
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For now, however, Camelot is working to bring on more content creators.
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"We are planning on adding more content as buy-throughs," Moosnick confirms.
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At the same time, we're viewing and producing so much more content.
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"30% percent more content does not mean narrower grooves," Loibl told Gizmodo.
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Shroud's move also demonstrates Microsoft's willingness to buy up more content creators.
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Pallotta now believes Roma creates more content than most of its peers.
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And as we've grown and as we've added more content, that's changed.
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And the more content he posted, the angrier he became about SJWs.
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Clicking on the tweets would then expand them to reveal more content.
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But Fils-Aimé hints that more content will be on the way.
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The more content it can host, the more revenue AWS can generate.
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More content will soon be added, including feature-length movies, Oculus said.
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Others will be much larger, and add more content to the game.
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This allows for more content to be displayed and enables new features.
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More screen means more content, which means less eye strain and fatigue.
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YouTube says it will bring more content to Red later this year.
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More content choices and voices for Americans is always a good thing.
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But after a few days of nibbling hemp, Ricochet seemed more content.
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LG: So you pay a little bit more, you get more content.
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Facebook also pledged to hire 1,000 more content moderators to review ads.
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BUT WE'LL ALSO BE ABLE TO INFUSE HULU WITH EVEN MORE CONTENT.
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Back then, Facebook was simply giving you more content from your friends.
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Other kittens were more content playing with each other in the pens.
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The new season also means more content and options for creative mode.
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We look forward to leveraging National Geographic for even more content on Disney+.
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Seeso is promising lots more content, including new original offerings, in short order.
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The third bundle will also include "more content licensed from third parties" eventually.
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But it's not an evolution; it's more content on the same hamster wheel.
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The more content and committed they are, the better such workers will perform.
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But unlike most SEO consultants, Botify won't tell sites to add more content.
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The more content they build and create, the more users they can subscribe.
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We also have started to a lot more content that is ad-supported.
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We're going to be doing a lot more content beyond meditation as well.
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Living with his two dogs, Lucy and Marrok, he couldn't feel more content.
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Interested in the full report and getting more content like this each day?
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But there's much more content at NYT Cooking on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest.
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In fact, the more content the users create, the more the advertisers want it.
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Facebook said it expected the new rules would require it to restrict more content.
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Iger said those prices will increase as more content is added to the service.
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But audiences have been clamoring for more content policing beyond just the most extreme.
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Fullscreen is preparing for its SVOD launch on Tuesday by announcing even more content.
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The FCC plan also hopes to surface more content from independent creators and minorities.
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We need more content like that—but a little bit more on the nose.
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The more content an organization brings to the platform, the more revenue they earn.
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The panel is twice as wide as before, allowing it to display more content.
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If such couples substituted social concern for self-centeredness, they might be more content.
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Following this, Hulu will surface more content that matches your interests in its recommendations.
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This allowed the streaming upstarts to rack up subscribers and splurge on more content.
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The primary lesson: "The solution is always more content, not less," Mr. Sullivan said.
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Well-rested employees are more efficient, tend to be healthier and feel more content.
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The deal gives Netflix more content if and when its Disney deal runs out.
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CNN, NBC and Cosmo are all going to start curating more content inside Snapchat.
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Adding more content monitors is aimed at reassuring Facebook's 1.94 billion users, she said.
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Facebook owns Instagram, but no matter — this is always more content for the network.
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And if you have more content, fake or not, Google would send you traffic.
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For fiscal 2017, Netflix said its free cash flow deficit will be about $2 billion in 2017, compared to $1.7 billion in 2016, which is because the company wants to own "more content and more content categories," said chief financial officer David Wells.
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Content partnerships: Facebook's Live success could help them court more content partners for live video.
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Facebook, for instance, recently revealed that it would begin encrypting more content on its platform.
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YouTube's business model encourages these vloggers to publish more content through lucrative ad-sharing deals.
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As a result, users are consuming more and more content directly on their lock screen.
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HBO Max will offer more content than HBO Now, and is targeted at cord-cutters.
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As you will recall, Zuckerberg's personal challenge for 2019 is to do more content marketing.
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The paradox was that the more content you collected, the harder it was to manage.
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Google swears more content is promised, including over more 20 games, Netflix, HBO, and Hulu.
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So now you start to think about why am I bullish on building more content?
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Audiences always desire (more) content from their favorite outlets and from brands that they trust.
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The super-sized tweets seem like a way to bring more content onto your platform.
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The new update means you'll be able to browse more content related to your interests.
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They too are attempting to make more content and more personalities, not just win games.
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The move will appeal to Apple TV owners, who now have access to more content.
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" The retailer redesigned its app last year, Vemana explained, which made it more "content driven.
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Accordingly, publishers' pitches often focus on price: their ability to create more content for less.
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Within Live Stories and Discover, Snap sells ads so more content leads to more revenue.
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Of course, the company seems even more content to focus on augmented reality these days.
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Both companies have been acquiring new tech as more content gets consumed on mobile devices.
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Grasshopper will add more content to The Fundamentals section as well as a new course.
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In the near-term, however, Amazon will focus on helping seed Spark with more content.
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What happens when you see 26% more content from people you don&apost agree with?
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Investors may be concerned that content owners are pulling more content from the streaming giant.
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The objective was to get users—especially younger ones—to post more content on Instagram.
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You can continue to add more content to this playlist, including music, if you prefer.
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In addition, Amazon, Apple, Facebook and YouTube have added more content to their respective platforms.
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In general, the researchers found, people who move are more content than people who sit.
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But the bigger question remains: Do people even have enough time to watch more content?
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They'll expand HBO and they'll produce more content, but how much are they going to spend?
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There is, however, significantly more content that is reported—Facebook spoke of numbers in the billions.
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HBO is expected to produce about 50% more content this year than it did last year.
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Now, Facebook has been reducing how much publishers appear and showing more content related to groups.
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Arch plans to include even more content, which the organization will announce over the next year.
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Why this matters: More content in Discover means more things for you to spend time watching.
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Winston Churchill famously said that he would "rather see finance less proud and industry more content".
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Now is not the winter of our discontent — it's the winter of more and more content!
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As you play through the game, you unlock more content, which makes more DVDs show up.
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The basic course is free and you need to pay a subscription to access more content.
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Once you've logged into your streaming services, it'll get its own publisher row showing more content.
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Not to mention when they do add more content, it usually means raising prices as well.
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We've already covered this training before, and now it's back and packs more content than ever.
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By applying machine learning, which thrives on more content, Box is attacking the content volume problem.
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The rest is up to Spectrum's coded ability to serve more content of the same type.
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More content to stream means more money to pay Bingeing just got a little more expensive.
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Digital journalists are continually expected to write more content, at a faster pace, for less pay.
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Not only did the AIs create more content, they successfully captured more users with their deception.
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Their voices are welcomed, but they're now more content to amplify the voices of the marginalized.
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Why it matters: The response by companies and publishers — create yet more content — has been misguided.
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Meet your new best friend: Future Happy You, the far more content cousin of Future You.
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Interested in the full Marketing on TikTok report and getting more content like this each day?
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Expect Barstool to film more content and host events from Penn National&aposs properties as well.
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Disney+ has launched and the only place with more content than its app is our website.
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Bosworth wrote: What happens when you see 26% more content from people you don't agree with?
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There's a huge need for consumers who want more content but don't want to pay more.
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Facebook says it's planning to bring more content and experiences to Portal with future software updates.
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Studies have found that they share more content on Facebook than users of any other generation.
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Even as they say they are feeling more content, people are voting for angry populist parties.
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But the more content that's distributed through Facebook, the more challenging annotation of the internet becomes.
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But us being able to produce more and more content, that was the big thing for us.
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It's launching as a preview today, with more content this summer leading up to next school year.
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"The goal is to enable them to create more content than was humanly possible before," said Wohns.
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I got bells for downloading more content and a Log-In Bonus before I ever logged out.
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The interesting moment for us is that everybody in the -- on the entertainment side needs more content.
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Once the content exists, Bickert implied, the company supports it as a tool to engender more content.
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As we come together, you can expect to see more content from eMarketer appear in this briefing.
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Because you can see more content when holding the phone vertically and run two apps at once.
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Some social media giants, including Facebook, have recently changed their sharing policies to include more content warnings.
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They would have sparked more content for their app by placing vines together in a continuous piece.
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In other words, you could soon get roped into enjoying even more content for even more money.
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But AT&T and Verizon say their plans make it easier for customers to access more content.
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Professionals are more content with their career path when they feel they have control over their work.
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People are more content if their incomes rise relative to their neighbours or colleagues or university classmates.
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Plus, not only is Roku's user base accelerating, but users are progressively watching more and more content.
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That is: The more users and the more usage Spotify has, the more content costs it has.
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So I put my nose to the grindstone to make more content, almost proving I don't care.
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"When I go silent for two hours, or an hour, they're asking for more content," she added.
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He's a skittish reporter; more content to chat with taxi drivers than squeeze stories from his subjects.
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"There's millions of D&D players, fifth edition players, that want more and more content," Stewart said.
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Interested in the full Future of Retail 2020 report and getting more content like this each day?
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Verizon will do more service and partnership deals to bring more content to mobile consumers, Armstrong said.
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And it's not just that the season for holiday romance is becoming longer — there's also more content.
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With time and greater adoption, we'll see more content become available from the professional and consumer side.
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"If Comcast wants to expand across Europe they may need more content, such as Discovery," Greenfield said.
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LS: Exactly, having to update all the time, where you could just ... Would you need more content?
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I can see way more content on any app that has a list of things: email, Twitter, webpages.
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For years, paying Netflix subscribers abroad have used VPN proxies to disguise their location to access more content.
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The company has also found that having pets on the premises make employees more content, active and productive.
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But it also means that people will be publishing more content on Twitter and consuming it on Twitter.
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No, content's purpose is to exist, and in so doing, to inspire "conversation"—that is, ever more content.
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This helps assuage my FOMO, and I get back to Real Housewives feeling more content with my decision.
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But Noritoshi Furuichi, a sociologist, says that friends appear to make young people more content than partners do.
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So Twitter is trying to add more content without disrupting the way you currently scroll through your timeline.
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We're trying to prepare for the growth and put out more content that our audience would be into.
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In the coming weeks, DirecTV Now also plans to launch more content from ABC, Fox, and NBC affiliates.
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They also do not tackle the deeper question of what is stopping women from creating more content online.
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Chris Murphy thinks removing Infowars was a "good first step" and says tech giants should censor more content.
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So Twitter is trying to add more content without disrupting the way you currently scroll through your Timeline.
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Content farms should be thinking about hybridizing more content areas, adding a new pitch to investors and advertisers.
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But the political sites are all about competing for attention on Facebook, which requires far more content production.
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The fans just keep that ball rolling by suggesting more and more content for you to react to.
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So I start off working in Book Search but then started looking at more and more content products.
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More content is being watched on mobile devices, with 16-34 year olds leading the charge, Ofcom said.
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"And in that sense, once you have cheaper data and a smartphone, you're going to consume more content."
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According the website's FAQ, there are 1,000 episodes currently available for streaming with more content being added weekly.
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I'm a lot poorer now than I was when I was a sex worker, but much more content.
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I think that Bob and MLBAM and ESPN probably deliver more content over the top than anybody else.
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Hungry for more content and a larger following, the pair secretly go on a rampage of their own.
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The commercialization of the press, the drive to be first, to get more clicks, to push more content.
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With ownership of Time Warner, AT&T gets a lot more content with which to play that game.
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As the cultural firmament shifts, he is launching his 330-acre studios and creating more content than ever.
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Picard seems much more content to live out his remaining years running the French vineyard of his dreams.
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The illegal website had more content than licensed streaming services Netflix, Hulu, Vudu and Amazon Prime, prosecutors said.
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I try to post at least two videos a week, so people are expecting more content from me.
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In the end of 2017, Google said they would hire 10000 more content regulators to review the content.
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If the old Fed was content to follow markets, the new Fed seems more content to lead markets.
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More and more content is being pushed out through broadband, and you can see this accelerating, not decreasing.
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So basically when you hear about "10,000 human reviewers being added " it can be (a) MORE content is going to be reviewed [thresholds are being changed to put more content into review queues] and/or (b) review queue content will be reviewed FASTER [same content but more humans to review].
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The duo talks briefly about Netglow, a crowdsourced channel they hope will offer more content than just Best Club.
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Black people consume more content than anybody else in this country, and women are 51 percent of the population!
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Then you have their attention, because now they're gonna want to see more content, want to talk to you.
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The social network is reportedly asking publishers to create more content for them within a new feature called Collections.
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On both platforms, widgets are part of this development, serving richer interactions and more content without opening the app.
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With economic development, mainstream moviegoers under 30 have been exposed to more content and grew up with animated films.
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It's all an elaborate way for ABC to extract event more content from the Bachelorette footage it already has.
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Netflix has already announced plans to open offices in Paris and Madrid to produce more content in those countries.
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If Ubisoft eventually decides to use more content generated by the HitRecord community, the profit pool would be reevaluated.
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Blake seemed much more content with her presence than he had been when Caelynn first got to the beach.
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That's what they talk about, but me personally, I'm just here to put out more content for you guys.
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I asked Chandra whether Facebook should hire more content moderators in house, rather than relying on big staffing companies.
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"The more content [they create] the tougher it is to get people to leave once they're in," O'Shea said.
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I could say "Alexa, show more" to scroll up and down and left and right to see more content.
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Giving people the chance to post more content directly to the social network might just be worth a try.
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In 2018, it appears Facebook wants more content on what the company does well from its own corporate blogs.
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Instead it appears it is using its platform to increase use and traffic, educate journalists, and produce more content.
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The end goal, says Bui, is to encourage VR designers to create and share more content on Valve's platform.
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Artists and gamers will find plenty to like, as will professionals who just want more content on their screen.
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And four years later, there's more content than anyone could humanly watch, and it's all just about spending money.
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Again, at ESPN we can deliver more content direct to consumer than almost anybody, and do it at scale.
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The more content that was consumed on the more devices, yielded more actual television viewing time from those consumers.
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With Utopia, though, Björk seems less interested in a grand universalism and more content with forging living, breathing connections.
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And on television, producers are pioneering a new frontier of shamelessness, shaking ever more content out of dormant properties.
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"People are consuming more content than they ever had on more platforms," said David M. Zaslav, Discovery's chief executive.
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Streaming is both a reaction to and a cause of cord cutting, but really it just means more content.
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Each night during the month-long event, the network airs movies, TV specials, and more content dedicated to Halloween.
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As people stream more content and download larger, higher-definition movies, TV shows, and games, they use more data.
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And its purchase of 20th Century Fox last December gives it even more content as well as control over Hulu.
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Then, in 2014, Serial hit—and with its success came a rush of new podcast enthusiasts hungry for more content.
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That probably means they will have to deploy many more content filters like Content ID, which are worryingly imp`recise.
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It quickly adapts to whatever you're watching, offering you more content from similar creators, hashtags, or featuring the same sounds.
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The touchscreen display is designed to allow Alexa to show much more content to you, like tutorial videos or recipes.
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"We think that we're going to see is just more — more content publishers creating more kinds of content," he said.
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That speaks to an opportunity to build more content to serve that third sector, which is where DragonBox will fit.
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It could also be bad news for publishers, because more content inside Discover means more competition for time and attention.
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But some of the [sites] at the bottom of the performance list all tend to serve a lot more content.
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But the group insists it has more content from other networks and if that's true, negotiations might go fairly easy.
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With the ability to upload more content to stories, Snapchat will now have more surface area to show more ads.
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So they are offering more content and perks rather than simply powering the internet connections to deliver other companies' services.
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And that's going to get you to contribute more content, and that's going to get you ... more likes and comments.
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Overall, the group as a whole seems to be in a more content — and a less tumultuous — frame of mind.
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If users show they prefer the camerafeed design and create more content with it, it could be released to everyone.
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Using automated systems, media organizations can produce more content and potentially free up journalists to focus on less repetitive work.
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Going forward, the company hopes to launch more content across Facebook, YouTube and even documentary-style projects on streaming services.
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As more content is heading toward closed platforms and apps, advertising will only become more integrated and harder to remove.
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"Snapchat consists of a more active user base, which creates more content than the average Instagram user," the report said.
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Jaunt China, Fong said, wants to bring more content created in the world's second-largest economy to the global stage.
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For example, Hulu will start seeing more content from FX, following Disney's acquisition of Fox, which was completed last year.
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But not everyone thinks losing those programs is fatal, since Netflix can instead focus on developing and acquiring more content.
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Netflix is one of the few companies left in the streaming wars that's investing in content to sell more content.
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Variable refresh rate gets a higher score than 8K because I suspect there'll be more content for it than 8K.
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He and his team will be charged with weaving more content and community elements into the retailer's website and apps.
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And that's going to get you to contribute more content, and that's going to get you … more likes and comments.
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Rabbat said that the company intends to use its funding to develop more content creation tools for mobile users of Gfycat.
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If you focus on what you do have instead, you'll feel so much more content and less tempted to compare. —Dr.
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Under the new regime, Facebook says users will see more content from friends and family, and less from brands and publishers.
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The digital space has become saturated with more and more content, including a handful of high-quality, potential award-winning series.
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The study also revealed that email responses were "more detailed" and included more "content-related information" when smiley emoji were omitted.
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Part of AT&T's argument for the merger was it needed more content to compete with the rising giants of streaming.
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This deal gives Netflix more content and likely acts as a hedge against the Marvel films Netflix has licensed from Disney.
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Because Sony wants more content creators to shoot photos and videos in 21:9 so that the format becomes more mainstream.
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Making Tweets bigger by adding more content or bigger pictures has diminished user engagement in the past, according to one source.
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The latest lenses point to Snap releasing more content like this to attract users to the platform and battle anemic growth.
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Even though people spend an average of 50 minutes a day across Facebook's properties, there's far more content than would fit.
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Repository video accounts also began to regenerate, and continue to repost more content for other accounts to use in their tweets.
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Over the weekend, Beyoncé rolled out more content on her Instagram account, in a neatly packaged set of three ,of course.
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The program helped to seed Amazon's skill store with more content, while also rewarding quality apps that gain traction with consumers.
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Even from a content perspective, you're probably going to see Apple, Google, and Amazon making more content investments in mobile gaming.
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That creates more content it can use to drive eyeballs to ads, and deduce personal information from to target those ads.
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SG: No, not to have more point of view, to have more person power so we can produce more content. Right.
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Its users are streaming more content than ever, too – quarterly, they stream 3.5 billion hours, up 60 percent from last year.
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I DON'T THINK THAT HAVING MORE CONTENT GETS MORE REVENUE OR IN FACT, THE IDEA OF SAYING WE'LL SIZE AND SCALE.
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Although I had the same number of hours, I had to constantly push myself to turn out more content than ever.
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In a virtuous spiral, higher consumption rates and generating revenue from previously buried content will attract more content owners and distributors.
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We realize that a more aggressive policy and enforcement approach will result in the removal of more content from our service.
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But traditional television, built on third-party cable and satellite subscriptions, is now in decline as people watch more content online.
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The more content, the more viewers will hang out there and click around, and the more advertising money YouTube can collect.
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YouTube also says it will be age-restricting more content that could be confusingly viewed as kid-friendly, like adult cartoons.
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You can also connect Alexa to other audio apps, such as Spotify or Apple Music for access to even more content.
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"Overall the company is making more content than it has in quite a while," says "Sesame Street" executive producer Ben Lehmann.
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In the streaming era, production studios are being asked to provide more and more content, leading some to explore alternative spaces.
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Sharing videos you like, then, will probably alert TikTok to the fact that you want to see more content like it.
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AND SO ENGAGEMENT WHEN PEOPLE HEAR THAT THEY SAY THAT MEANS THEY'RE GOING TO BE PUMPING MORE CONTENT INTO HBO, MAYBE.
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But critics said the rule could push companies to censor more content than necessary to avoid accidentally letting through something illegal.
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The owners of Facebook Pages were especially posting more content because they received financial benefits when people clicked on their content.
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The company is working on creating more content libraries and next-generation technologies — like a voice controlled remote — to attract customers.
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Republicans tend to be more content, as 79% said they are satisfied with Mueller's findings as summarized by the Barr memo.
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In its own recent profit report, hailed by Wall Street, Netflix noted that it's producing more content in-house these days.
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Some people just tend to absorb or hold onto more content during the day that reappears in their dreams, Dr. Breus explains.
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As a digital video producer at Refinery29, the more content I can churn out in the shortest amount of time, the better.
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That means it's basically one less thing for retailers to worry about as they add more and more content to the service.
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In turn, it's providing more content to keep parents tied into using Amazon as their go-to platform for all things parenting.
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"There's some noise out there, but overall, I think people are still more content than they've been at some points," Landsberg said.
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Yes, but: It's not clear whether people will be able to fully take their eyes off the road to consume more content.
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As a result, "for a filter to be effective, it's generally better, business-wise, to filter more content than less," Stabile says.
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Though he fell into being Spain's pop-up book specialist almost by accident, Pereira could not be more content with the role.
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In fact Instagram was receiving as much or more content than Facebook, and it was being engaged with on a similar scale.
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It's all too easy to spend hours staring at YouTube as algorithmically generated recommendations feed more and more content into the queue.
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"[We want to work on] a lot more content, and a lot more unique things that haven't been seen before," Cue added.
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You'll only see one video at a time, but you simply swipe up to continue through your feed and see more content.
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It also removed 2.5 million pieces of "hate speech," 56 percent more content than the 1.6 million pieces it removed in Q4.
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"The main difference we notice is that some users watch more content direct in their feed," Pinterest product lead Mike Bidgoli said.
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As a bonus, subscribers also get 100 hours of cloud-recording space so that you can bookmark more content in the cloud.
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Your personal interests could connect you to a lot more content on Facebook if your friends are no longer a primary filter.
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And it helps that the big deal will strengthen smaller players, like Hulu, which can then purchase more content from Lions Gate.
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People who have lived in one place for a long time report feeling better, healthier and more content, according to Ms. Warnick.
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Like Enn and Zan, he doesn't really want to go deep; he's much more content to play, starry-eyed, on the surface.
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While the changes would push more content on Snapchat to more eyeballs, the company is not about to abandon self-deleting posts entirely.
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But getting more content from media companies isn't a bad thing, especially if Snap can make money from that content in the process.
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So to help make even more content for people to consumer in VR, Lenovo also created a companion device in the Mirage Camera.
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To make your life easier, it's best to avoid apps with lots of opportunities to buy more content or items within the game.
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YouTube says it's now working on a way to allow parents to add more content to the app, but doesn't go into detail.
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And the new buttons should fuel ad targeting while pulling in more content for Facebook to show ads next to within the feed.
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Plus, given Snapchat's new algorithm, the more content the company has to work with, the more tailored it can be for each user.
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In addition to providing more content to link to and share, media will sometimes mine blog posts for additional background, context or quotes.
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Changing which videos get recommended: YouTube says it will identify more content as "borderline," which will remove it from being recommended or monetized.
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Still, as more content, such as "Friends" and "The Office," rolls off Netflix, its value proposition compared to other streaming services could drop.
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No matter your podcast palate, fear not: There's so much more content out there to get you from rose ceremony to the next.
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Amazon's Fire TV, Google's Chromecast, and Roku's streaming devices are all more than capable competitors, sometimes with even more content to choose from.
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Since then, Facebook referrals have continued to decline for viral publishers, and Facebook has moved to host more content within the social network.
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That can happen by selling services and channels, similar to how consumers buy mobile apps, and through advertising as more content becomes streamed.
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Its competitors are also routinely adding new features, giving away discounts and offering more content, including interviews with popular musicians and other videos.
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The big blue social network feeds off your social graph, and every time you expand it, it has more content to show you.
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Additionally, Disney will launch more content for Marvel and Star Wars fans, including a new documentary series and fan awards within the programming.
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Demographically, young adults are also watching more content from streaming services online rather than traditional cable or antenna television, according to Pew Research.
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And even if you go through all 300+ books, you'll still have more content to devour, as new ones are continuously being added.
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If you just want songs, you won't miss anything with Music Unlimited, but if you want more content this is something to consider.
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The United States is pushing for automobiles to include more U.S.-made parts as well as more content from Canada and Mexico overall.
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Fans have been clamoring for more content featuring Miles Morales and Spider-Gwen since before "Into the Spider-verse" was released last year.
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We are less angst-filled and more content, less driven and more able to live in the moment with all its lovely possibilities.
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Now, it's hoping to give you more content you'd actually like to comment on, which is more likely to be from your friends.
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Propagate is also creating partnerships with the likes of Ms. Paltrow and the singer Zac Brown for more content based on their brands.
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PECK One of my dreams is to develop more content for Broadway that drives from a place of dance or movement as storytelling.
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And then Samuel Umtiti scored — slipping his marker to meet Griezmann's corner — and France drew back once more, content to contain and control.
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Most recently, he ushered through Disney's $71 billion acquisition of Fox's entertainment business, which would add even more content to its streaming library.
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After his run with the Gladiators in 2018, Fissure went on to the Seoul Dynasty, where many believed he would be more content.
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"Infinite scroll", which makes social-media apps display more content as users swipe up, would be prohibited, as would automatic playlists for videos.
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And if you respond in a particular way, you get put into a new target group where they try to push more content.
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Iger said Tuesday that the acquisition would help Disney deliver more content, enhance its direct-to-consumer initiatives and diversify the business geographically.
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Rather than removing information, the best option to promote continuous dialogue and innovation is to sustain and add even more content to cyberspace.
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Some worry that Netflix and other streaming companies are running up on a bubble, pumping out more content than consumers can reasonably watch.
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One, with commercials, will come free of charge, and the next level will feature more content but cost a few dollars a month.
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"People are consuming more content than they ever had on more platforms," David M. Zaslav, chief executive of Discovery, said in an interview.
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Whereas if Netflix has a hit, it drives the share price up, and then they can leverage that to buy more content, etc.
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The websites that serve you content will serve you more content than ever in as many mediums as you are willing to consume.
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That's about coverage and adding more content and having an architecture that allows you to add content and increase to understanding faster than linearly.
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If consumers have better and easier access to their shows, they're more likely to jump on the cable subscription bandwagon to access more content.
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The dopamine cycle ensures that we keep on craving more content, the exact same dopamine cycle that makes a Happy Meal a happy meal.
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Philo is also open to adding on more content going forward, perhaps through genre-based add-ons, or with the addition of digital series.
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And while Facebook reported that publishers using Instant Articles saw readers consuming 25 percent more content, most DCN members had seen no such increase.
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Google is aware of this threat and has enabled more content advertising on its platform by bringing such advertising to its DoubleClick display business.
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After Pansino posted her first baking tutorial video in 2011, she says she got a huge positive response and people were requesting more content.
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Instead, the company seems more content to have hardware serve the product's software — it's a strategy that certainly makes sense given the company's background.
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In addition to more content, payments are also seen as "glue" that can increase engagement within the Line ecosystem and its main messaging app.
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Netflix told investors Monday that it's aiming to raise another $2 billion in financing through debt securities to foot the bill for more content.
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"To truly lead the space, I continue to believe Samsung must accelerate its transition toward more content, services, software innovation and partnerships," he said.
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Microsoft has also been improving its OneNote app with new features designed for students, and creating more content updates for its Minecraft: Education Edition.
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But Netflix has more content (even if some of it isn't as good as it used to be), so this is a BIG deal.
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Whether this series ever comes to fruition or not, let's hope for more content like "USS Callister," both on the small screen and beyond.
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For one thing, it provides more content that matches your musical taste, which is a major reason I've kept playing Beat Saber so long.
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Plex's implementation may not be a dedicated hub like that — perhaps just more content integrated into the user interface itself, or surfaced through recommendations.
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"But I think you're going to be seeing a lot more content stuff from us," Jason Williams, Director of Product and Growth, told Gizmodo.
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Much more content will be revealed, but there is obviously a great deal and it would be overwhelming to announce it all at once.
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Thanks to streaming video, we have more content options than ever; thanks to advances in displays, our TVs can be as thin as pencils.
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So we want to be able to give everyone more content and reward them in ever increasing ways for being such a great audience.
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But it seems to me that Twitter is also effectively expanding its role as a publisher by hosting more content on its own service.
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And while News Feed isn't going away any time soon, a shift toward more content from "close friends" could help it feel more relevant.
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It's the latest from a company that's seemingly more content to tweak and improve its devices rather than working to quickly expand its hardware.
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If you're the owner of a Google Daydream View headset, there's about to be a lot more content to watch in your little headset.
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It would of course look different, but the "strategic relationship" or "model partnership" would have no more content and meaning than it does now.
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And the more content the company creates, and the more people come back, the more data it acquires on what's working and what isn't.
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Posting videos on Twitter allows you to share more content than you could through a text-based tweet with the platform's 280 character limit.
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More content will follow every other Wednesday, focusing on Jackie Robinson; the first class of inductees from 1936; the Negro Leagues; and oral histories.
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Shares in Amazon and Netflix more than doubled last year as both added more content and subscribers to their competing video-on-demand-services.
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Like any other set, DiF will likely go through iterations addressing shortcomings, adding more content and integrating suggestions or requests from researchers using it.
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Facebook last week revealed it had uncovered and removed more content from a Kremlin-linked troll farm that sought to influence the 2016 campaign.
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How can providing consumers the freedom of choice to pay less for more content in trade for seeing ads be a problem for consumers?
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The company announced at an event for Facebook video creators on Tuesday it would allow more content to be eligible for its Watch program.
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Sociologists call this the "paradox of aging," citing research that shows older people are more content and less stressed than teenagers or young adults.
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With a game world this big, I'm wondering about the possibilities for extra quests DLC, more content to further Link's adventures in this space.
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I took away more information than I would have from just reading the headlines, and I felt more content with myself after this experience.
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If you've ever used TikTok, this page will look familiar: To find more content, scroll vertically and the next video will automatically start playing.
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Streaming, ultimately, how can it not be good to have more content if you are the best way to display it in the world?
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They found that young people who reported being more content with their lives went on to earn significantly more money later in their lives.
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The first film from their Netflix deal, "American Factory," has already been released on the streaming site, and more content is in the works.
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Oculus said there were more than 30 games available on the Oculus Store and it would soon add feature-length movies and more content.
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The home video recorder was a precursor to VHS, though the latter ultimately won out for being cheaper, easier, and capable of storing more content.
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Also don't be surprised if you come out of this trance 15 minutes later, feeling more content, comfortable and relaxed than you have all week.
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But Twitter seemingly believes that users are not only craving more room to express themselves, but that they also want more content in their timelines.
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Sources said on Friday Vivendi was bidding for a stake in Spain's largest sports broadcasting rights firm as it shops around for ever more content.
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There, I met many of her dedicated volunteers working for her spiritual startup—basically a digital media company creating more content to spread her teachings.
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It'll improve and get better with newer versions and there will be tons more content to experience with Daydream weeks, months and years from now.
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Facebook also said it was allowing more content creators to run ad breaks in longer videos, and offer subscriptions for $4.99 a month to fans.
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Netflix expects to spend $6 billion on original content this year, and as its users demand more and more content, that number may only rise.
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Snap says that there will be more content partners for its Shows and Editions (another original content push for publications) coming to the platform soon.
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Tan says Viddsee is now working on more content discovery deals and may also team up with Discovery to produce original content for the platform.
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"In addition to producing more content for our own brands, our studios are also creating more programming than ever before for third parties," said Ianniello.
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The company stresses that more content partnerships will become available down the road, but which services or when they will be added remain a mystery.
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A blog post from Google notes that Tenor will remain a separate brand, and the company will help Tenor find more content and API partners.
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When you read an article, when you browse your inbox or when you look at a map, you can fit more content on your display.
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But on Monday, the tech giant proceeded with a full ban on those pages after discovering Jones was circulating more content that contained hate speech.
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"What advertising professionals need is more and more and more content," Jeff Melton, chief strategy officer at marketing company A Big Agency, told BuzzFeed News.
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The company's been making a push for developers to make their wares available through its channels as it pushed toward a more content-focused approach.
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The fresh infusion of cash allows the media company to follow its audience on mobile devices, with more content developed expressly for Snapchat and Instagram.
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The just-ended quarter reflected the purchase of film and TV assets from 21st Century Fox, which brought Disney more content for its streaming future.
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Amazon -owned free streaming service IMDb Freedive is getting a new name, more content and, soon, is expanding to Europe, the company announced this morning.
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Facebook is launching a "Facebook Creator app" on IOS and, soon, Android to help social media influencers create more content and connect with their fans.
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If Kardashian West is vacationing in Iceland or signs a deal with Karl Lagerfeld, Glu adds more content to reflect the changes in her life.
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Making employers follow labor regulations would lead to a more content work force – and that's in the interest of the government and the Chinese people.
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"Antitrust is a more content-neutral way of addressing issues like the gatekeeper role that large platforms play," he added in a follow-up email.
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Artists have to produce a lot more content to keep up in today's streaming music industry, Grammy Award-winning singer Ashanti told CNBC on Wednesday.
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More content employees are less likely to quit, which saves companies money and helps businesses hold on to top talent, according to a recent study.
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"If you keep adding more content that people like then the price point is a moving target," BTIG media analyst Rich Greenfield told CNN Business.
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Facebook recently made a major change to its News Feed that surfaced more content from users' friends and family instead of publishers and other brands.
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We're creating a football league and creating more content inventory, and we live in a day and age with more potential content distributors than ever.
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It will also give it more content to launch its direct-to-consumer services, as it prepares to remove its content from Netflix by 2019.
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Opponents argue the law could damage free speech because the threat of fines will prompt social media companies to censor more content than really necessary.
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There's a lot of new technology that the viewer doesn't experience, which simply gives us the ability to distribute more content, higher quality, more searchable.
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I am disengaged to the point that the service is creating far more content about my interactions than there are interactions to create content about.
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The crisis creates a vicious cycle for the vloggers, who are skeptical about booking future flights but need to produce more content for the channels.
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The more content consumed, the more likely you are to overestimate chances of contracting the coronavirus — and the more likely your anxiety levels will skyrocket.
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In the next few years, we won't just be leaving Hawkins, but Stranger Things entirely as the creators bring even more content to our screens.
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Because we never missed an opportunity to create more content, we also brought along cameras to turn whatever happened into a segment for his show.
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Update: Verizon, which bought AOL and Yahoo and has been seeking more content, is looking at CBS as a possible acquisition, according to several sources.
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I think people want more content that challenges the idea that LGBT themes are only for adults, or that children aren't ready to talk about it.
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"If you have a bigger vocabulary you can communicate about more content," he said, adding that researchers will use the study to investigate seal communications further.
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And for Amazon, it makes sense to work with TuneIn because it gives Echo owners more content options, while also providing Prime members with another perk.
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In the wake of the "album era," the gaps between most artists' projects have become shorter and shorter as the internet demands more and more content.
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In fact, they're hitting record lows at the two biggest US carriers, with people apparently more content than ever to keep hold of their existing device.
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With the new profiles, younger children will see an app that uses less text while older kids will have more content on their homescreens, says YouTube.
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And by and large, the networks have acquiesced to the demand, staffing up to review more content by hand since algorithms can only do so much.
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Microsoft is planning to add accessories, props, moods, clothing, and appearance categories in the future, alongside more content after the avatars are broadly available in October.
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"We realize that a more aggressive policy and enforcement approach will result in the removal of more content from our service," Twitter's head of policy wrote.
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Over time as more people and Pages join Facebook and each shares more content, there's more competition for the limited available space in the News Feed.
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The webpage's content can contain links to other webpages and clicking these links will send you to another webpage with its own URL and more content.
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Some snaps will give you the option to scroll up to view more content based on the snap you are viewing, such as the full article.
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Ask any seasoned nerd and we'll tell you: The best way to pass the time while you wait for more content is by creating your own.
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That's likely to change as more people adopt the latest high-definition TVs and set-top boxes and more content renders in 4K as a result.
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He seemed more content with playing second fiddle and remaining in his creative midfield position, leaving the leading to someone else for both club and country.
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"We are advancing for own more content strategy through Nelvana and Corus Studios," Chief Executive Officer Douglas Murphy said on a post-earnings call with analysts.
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As much as Bee's fans may want more content from her every week, there is one big benefit to a weekly show: less room to fail.
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But this year's Latinobarómetro poll suggest that Latin Americans are no more content with the status quo than are Brexit-voting Britons or Trump-drunk Americans.
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When my daughter Ellie was a newborn, she was much more content snuggled close to me than she ever was in her stroller while on outings.
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If Time Warner's purchase by AT&T should face antitrust action it, would seem to make any deal to buy more content assets a non-starter.
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But after testing the PlayStation VR for a week, I've concluded that most consumers can wait for more content to become available before buying the headset.
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Most sovereigns are far more content to exercise limited control and outages within their own boundaries using far less labor-intensive methods than physical infrastructure attacks.
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And, according to the company, most people Facebook has surveyed said they wanted to see more content shared by their friends and less from media publishers.
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She suggests the possibility of more content-based tools that allow you to mute conversations or threads, working in conjunction with filters for the users themselves.
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We're going to need to produce more content, but in the scheme of things it'll let us tell our story in a more 360-degree way.
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The result will be healthier and more content veterans, which will, in turn, allow them to participate more fully in our communities and our nation's economy.
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Tomorrow, by fiat, Mark Zuckerberg could make Facebook slightly less profitable and enormously less immoral: He could hire thousands more content moderators and pay them fairly.
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The left-leaning Labor Party believes funding the public system sufficiently should be the priority and seems more content to let private insurance coexist with Medicare.
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It has been helped by the rise of streaming services, which have a seemingly insatiable need for more content that appeals to new and diverse audiences.
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Redbox shared a statement about the service's launch, after initially declining to comment: Redbox is always exploring ways to bring more content and value to consumers.
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"We're making more content exclusive on the platform, [which] allows us to market in a more meaningful way [and] bring people onto the platform," Ostroff said.
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While part of the reason for this uptick stems from more content being created — and measured — Meltwater says the rise of stories about antitrust stands out.
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The show already planned to add more content warnings, and now those will include cast intros that break character and get serious about the forthcoming topics.
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I've got these people on the way to keep the subs and to keep them more entertained is to throw more and more content at them.
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One is, as partners we try to go around dispersing the gospel, and second is I would love to start producing more content about people's earliest days.
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The idea behind the Explore Feed is to help Facebook users discover more content across the social network, beyond posts from friends and Pages you already follow.
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"By the next morning, she was tired and sore, but more content than she had ever known," Wood wrote, adding that Elizabeth died a few days later.
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"Baby Shark is a multiplatform phenomenon, and appetite for more content and products is strong around the world," she adds of the joint initiative, aimed at preschoolers.
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In fact, it was created to enable platforms to moderate content — and became law because Congress wanted tech companies to moderate more content than they previously were.
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This move by Pornhub should spike interest in teledildonics in general, a good thing in my book, and gives Kiiroo owners much more content to play with.
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The big box content farm should be part of the Internet Establishment, steering the minds of internet users to want more content that makes them feel informed.
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It's a feature and strategy similar to Facebook — the more users spend time on the app, and are exposed to more content, the more ads they'll see.
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Owning more content gives cable and telecom companies more leverage as customers demand smaller, hand-picked cable offerings or are cutting the cord altogether and watching online.
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We did our first show with him when he was in 11th grade and now he's an NBA player and we just shot more content with him.
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The company will be offering access to NES and Super Nintendo games via the service, with more content and features set to be announced in the future.
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Clearly this was a test case for a much larger roll-out, building on a previous deal reached with Twitter last year to publish more content online.
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With her booming Skinnygirl empire, adorable 6-year-old daughter Bryn, and new season of The Real Housewives of New York City, Frankel couldn't be more content.
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"Through their clients in healthcare, they saw the rise in patient-centered approaches and a shift toward more content marketing," Porath said of the deal with WPP.
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So let's see if Antescofo is going to use today's funding round to record even more content and turn the app into an essential service for musicians.
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Its rate of growth is slow, but the democratization of VR is already happening, resulting not only in more content, but in more diverse points of view.
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Owning more content gives cable and telecom companies bargaining leverage with other content companies as customers demand smaller, hand-picked cable offerings or switch to watching online.
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In an interview with CNBC's David Faber, Stankey said the addition of more content on top of HBO's library will entice subscribers who don't have HBO yet.
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IBM expects to add more content areas and new features, and crucially, the more teachers use Watson, the more the system will learn — even about individual users.
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But shortly after, the channel began to roll out more content like news, sports, TV shows and other entertainment offerings both from traditional studios and digital networks.
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Dave Morgan, chief executive of Simulmedia, a New York-based ad tech firm, said he expected all major consumer marketers to start producing more content in-house.
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Mr. Chen likes what he sees, but is waiting for more content, delivered better, and using features like motion controllers that will show up later this year.
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Explore is also now arriving in Google Docs in order to recommend related topics to learn about, images to insert and more content to discover, says Google.
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People are presented with more content than can possibly be consumed, often choosing relaxing, pleasing selections over the news of the moment — and who can blame them?
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The more money Facebook can deliver to internet celebrities, the more popular ones it can recruit to live on its platform and the more content they'll produce.
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At the mobile end of the market Samsung is the big challenger, with a partnership with Oculus and its own app store with a lot more content.
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Facebook is indeed more valuable when there are more people on it: There are more connections for a user to make and more content to be shared.
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Soulcalibur VI keeps that spirit alive, offering a lot to do whether you're a multiplayer monster or more content to womp the computer opponent under varying circumstances.
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Getting distributors to pay for more content will be a hard sell, Breakingviews' Jennifer Saba argues, since some carriers are instead looking to slim down their offerings.
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James scored 31 points in the victory, Cleveland's third in its last nine games, and afterward seemed more content than he had been earlier in the week.
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"Among the subscription services, Netflix is the leader in category that contains massive multi-year growth potential as more content viewing shifts online," Piper Jaffray analysts said.
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We are waiting to see if there are 5G applications that will drive mobile platforms to generate more content or service revenue for smartphone original equipment manufacturers.
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If Twitter hosted more content in Beyond 140, it would have to figure out how to compensate publishers If Twitter hosted more content in Beyond 140, it would have to figure out how to compensate publishers But similar to how Twitter's cards evolved from simple previews of links to include interactive elements like buy buttons and sign-up forms, Beyond 140 could be the first step in Twitter's hosted content strategy.
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It's already thrilling to look at and play, suggesting a game that's only going to get better as the developers respond to feedback, add more content, and tweak.
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If true, Google would be far from the first company to turn to iOS keyboards as a way to make more content available to users wherever they are.
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In response, North Koreans are starting to use thumb drives more since they can hold more content and are easier to share or hide during raids than DVDs.
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They are producing more than 1,000 hours of contact (that's more content than all episodes of Keeping Up With The Kardashians combined) and 20 unscripted shows next year.
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In fact, I think The Leftovers ushered in a new era where people are more content with not immediately "getting it" than they are with being spoon-fed.
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Apple's first two original shows Carpool Karaoke and Planet of the Apps debuted this year, and it reportedly plans to spend $1 billion to produce even more content.
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An external memory card (microSD card) – A micro SD card allows you to expand your device's storage and lets you store more content, such as photos and videos.
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CS: Yeah, with the incense burners, because of how they had to be made, you have to really finesse this clay; there's a lot more content within them.
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"It's hard for me to fathom being on MSNBC for like eight minutes, each show, four times, and there's more content on Breitbart news than MSNBC," he said.
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After all, platform users and policymakers of all political stripes often call for platforms to take down more content — including speech that is legal under the First Amendment.
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In 2017, BuzzFeed reported on a group of podcast listeners it called "podfasters," who listened to sped-up podcasts and gobbled far more content than the average listener.
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The ugliness is especially visible in these 'viral' moments when other people's lives are snatched and consumed voraciously on the hoof — as yet more content for rapacious feeds.
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Facebook says it plans to roll out access to Watch to more users and more content creators soon, starting with the rest of the U.S. before expanding internationally.
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Leet offers a list of suggested users to help you get started, while a "discover" view can help you find more content from those in the wider community.
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Facebook will do whatever it takes to encourage you to share more content — even, it turns out, using artificial intelligence to salvage photographs marred by an accidental blink.
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Stankey pushed the network to better compete with Netflix by producing more content and upping the number of hours consumers tune into its programs on a daily basis.
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But if Netflix really wants to wow us, maybe it could reallocate some of those heaping piles of money to producing more content that people will actually watch.
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Last month, the company showed off a redesigned app and website that places less emphasis on News Feed in order to show more content from Groups and Stories.
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There's more and more content available from more and more sources, and so it gets more and more complex for users to actually find all the right content.
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"After we launch in a given market, we will almost immediately add more content to the service as it grows in popularity," said a Netflix spokesperson to CNBC.
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This not only changes the entire approach to managing content, it solves a fundamental content management conundrum — the more content you have, the harder it is to manage.
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If the model works, Netflix's appeal as a platform will grow, allowing it to afford more content that in turn will attract more subscribers, forming a virtuous cycle.
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Alongside the artwork and quotations are chopped-up texts by none other than the controversial poet Kenneth Goldsmith, adding yet more content to an already very full space.
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The more users they have, the more content they publish, the more money they make—mainly by selling ads against its users, and selling data about its users.
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Walt Disney Co said in August it was buying a 33 percent stake in BAMTech for $1 billion to allow it to sell more content directly to consumers.
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She said children today are often exposed to the internet early on in their lives, and they have access to more content than people did 20 years ago.
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The number of cord-cutting options is also proliferating, with more content providers like HBO, Showtime and Nickelodeon offering apps for streaming their content without a cable account.
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Since car companies in Canada export more than 80 percent of their production, they are unlikely to start to procure substantially more content from Asia with the CPTPP.
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In addition to more content, there was a market engagement trip to Ghana and Nigeria, with meet-and-greets at Impact Hub, MEST Accra and Lagos, and CcHub.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italy's Technogym is looking to offer fitness fanatics more content via exercise equipment screens or their personal devices, its founder and chief executive said on Thursday.
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The team has also added more content to the app, including details on restaurants where kids eat free, places with public mother's rooms, preschools and family friendly hotels.
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More from Tonic: In short, while consensual non-monogamists weren't necessarily more content with their relationships overall, they did seem to be having more frequent and satisfying sex.
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NOT ONLY DOES THIS GIVE US GREAT REACH GLOBALLY, BUT IF YOU LOOK AT THE WORLD TODAY, CONSUMERS ARE CONSUMING FAR MORE CONTENT, ENTERTAINMENT EXPERIENCES THAN EVER BEFORE.
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In 2017, Delta rolled out free in-flight mobile messaging, and the airline is in the process of installing new screens and making more content available in-flight.
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Netflix to raise $2 billion in debt to fund more content spending Despite a relatively strong earnings report last week, Netflix isn't out of the woods just yet.
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Peacock will be available both as a limited, free and ad-supported service as well as a subscription service, where $5 per month delivers more content, including originals.
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In January, Google promised to bring more than 120 games to the cloud gaming service in 2020, so there should be more content on Stadia throughout this year.
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This may be the advantage that small businesses have in hiring: Their employees are more content with their job situation compared with those who work for larger corporations.
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Iger said in a Tuesday earnings call that the Fox acquisition would help Disney deliver more content, enhance its direct-to-consumer initiatives and diversify the business geographically.
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The more content you put in a centralized location, the easier it is that they'll see what you want them to see and not see what you don't.
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Entertainment seem to be perfect partners: One is a multinational toy company in search of expansion, and the other is a global entertainment giant looking for more content.
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He confirms that Facebook's investigation is still under way, which means that Facebook may very well still come across more content, accounts or ads tied to Russian sources.
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So, you can expect a continued dialogue about acne and even more content from Jenner and Proactiv coming down the pipeline — whether you choose to believe it or not.
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That growth would be driven by growing digital revenues, Iger said, as Disney took more content direct to consumers, and its most popular franchises returned to the big screen.
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The private estate is a healing center, but it also doubles as a spiritual startup—a sort of digital media company that creates more content to spread Swan's teachings.
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Of this figure, 6.3 million subscribers — above analyst forecasts for 6 million — came from outside the U.S. Netflix to raise $2 billion in debt to fund more content spending
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Let's take a look at just some of the presentations you'll enjoy: That's merely a taste of greatness, and we'll be adding even more content in the coming weeks.
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For now Iris's output reach extends to some 37.5 million Open Access research papers but the hope is to be able to add more content as time goes on.
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That would make it even harder to produce more content, which then in turn makes it less likely new subscribers will sign up or lapsed ones will come back.
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Echoing those comments, Raveendran said Osmo can "reach its maximum potential" with more content, while he stressed that there is plenty of cross-pollination potential between the two companies.
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He said TIM Participações was looking for a partner to develop fibre coverage across Brazil faster and another such as Netflix or Sky so it could offer more content.
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It's an app that includes customizations for avatars, and Microsoft says it will add accessories, props, moods, clothing, and appearance categories in the future, alongside more content after launch.
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When a spectacle is as big as the Super Bowl, is there really a demand for more content, or is it so large that a content vacuum is created?
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That's not to say there aren't times when you fall into one of those Google Search holes, where you keep reading more content as one thing leads to another.
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A core component of Mexico's strategy is to argue the three nations have a common interest in fending off Asian competition and exploring scope to source more content regionally.
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Not just the Daily News but journalism in general is suffering from an editing crisis, as under-staffed outlets produce more content than they can reasonably prepare for publication.
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Surrounded by friends who are more content to post on Twitter about the disappearance, the show confronts us with how disconnected from one another our technology can make us.
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If Schaaf can keep users engaged enough to create more content like that, his service may just continue to grow well beyond its origins as a photo-sharing utility.
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On Monday, Netflix announced that it would sell another $1.5 billion in junk bonds—it raised the same amount only a few months ago—to produce even more content.
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Verizon has also expanded its media business, Oath, which now includes AOL, Huffington Post and Yahoo, as consumers move away from traditional cable packages and consume more content online.
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But the overall experience isn't as polished or complete as Samsung offers with Gear VR, and Alcatel doesn't have the backing of Oculus for more content in the future.
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Ben: Fundamentally, it gets them two things: (1) After years of cutting back on the content it produces, Disney's realizing that to get into streaming they need more content.
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OWN's majority stake fits with Discovery's plans to increase its leverage with pay TV operators and potentially launch its own direct-to-consumer streaming service by acquiring more content.
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While Disney Plus is more expensive than Apple TV Plus (the former costs $2326 per month and the latter costs $230 per month), Disney Plus offers far more content.
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So far, backers have funded four episodes of "The Legend of Vox Machina" and, if more money is raised, the team will be able to produce even more content.
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But what you might not know is that we're integrating more content into the program so you can hear from some of the most intelligent minds in the industry.
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Technology is important here too: as you build a bigger platform with more content, serving the right content at the right time to each user is a key advantage.
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As streaming services have added more content for prices largely under $10 per month, the PGA realized its standalone product was probably no longer a viable option, Magnus said.
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"This is going to be a long slog, as the technology continues to improve, more content becomes available and awareness increases," said Jan Dawson, an analyst at Jackdaw Research.
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Back in May, Twitter said it would be making some changes that would let users pack more content into their tweets, and now we know when those changes will arrive.
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"Baby Shark is a multiplatform phenomenon, and appetite for more content and products is strong around the world," Pam Kaufman, President, Viacom Nickelodeon Consumer Products, told CNN in a statement.
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In Myanmar, Facebook admitted shortcomings — as it has elsewhere — after its policies were cited for exacerbating ethnic cleansing, and promised to reform its processes, including by hiring more content moderators.
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"In a world where you're competing against more companies, more platforms, more business models [and] more content, staying close to your player is the only path to success," he says.
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A Facebook spokesperson told the Guardian Monday morning that the decision to remove the Jones page came after "more content from the same pages has been reported" to the platform.
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There will be an ad-supported free version of the service and for $7.99 a month you can sign up for "Front Row Seating" with more content and no ads.
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Added to this is the fact that the company is today making a lot of deals to start bringing more content to the platform, specifically premium video content in sports.
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It has declared that it wants the feed to show more content from family and friends, rather than the sort of viral content that has been controversial in the past.
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Among the organic content, you'll be seeing more suggestions of people to follow, as well as more content from influencers alongside news curated by LinkedIn itself and its editorial team.
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Be smart: AT&T says the restructuring is about creating more content, not cutting costs, but it's hard to imagine that a deal this big wouldn't result in any synergies.
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Changes to the algorithm have left the top dogs feeling pressure to create more content to protect their relevancy, yet many established creators are drastically losing views on their videos.
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He also regularly talks about wanting to get more "content," meaning interesting people, and is open about the fact that he doesn't want passengers to know they are on camera.
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"Baby Shark is a multiplatform phenomenon, and appetite for more content and products is strong around the world," said president of Viacom Nickelodeon Consumer Products, Pam Kaufman, in a statement.
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The Vive Focus starts at 3,999 yuan (~$600) in China, putting it not too far off the local pricing for the regular Vive, which has a lot more content available.
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Clarke said he believes WhatsApp Status is still a novelty with some people, but he posts more content to Instagram Stories when given the choice between it, Snapchat and WhatsApp.
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On Wednesday, CNN obtained an internal memo that detailed his other goals, which included things like trying to improve press relations and create more content from within the White House.
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With headsets like the Vive and Rift currently letting people play games for hours, it still feels like an experience that could have been expanded with more content and detail.
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Kotaku's Jason Schreier reported the expansion would include a new raid and more content than each of the game's first two DLC packs, The Dark Below and House of Wolves.
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"I&aposve been yearning to create more content around haircare and beauty because both impact my travels greatly, but have been scared of what that would do to my engagement."
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While there may be tiers of the service that offer more content (and no ads) for a price, NBC has decided that advertising revenue can make up for subscription revenue.
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The taller phone also allows for users to have more content open at once, though unlike LG, Samsung isn't putting too fine a point on that aspect of the handset.
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Netflix said on Thursday it expects to go through another $2500 billion in 2019 to fund more content and splashy marketing aimed at luring in even more subscribers, especially overseas.
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While cancellations could set Netflix back, especially since its budget far outpaces what its competitors plan to spend this year, Cramer said that more content naturally results in more cancellations.
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Facebook shares on heavier-than-usual volume after it said it would show fewer news items and videos in its News Feed, in favor of more content from users' friends.
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Without the routine expectation of, say, a 12-song album every two or three years, the internet looms as a giant, insatiable maw, constantly demanding more content with less payback.
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Racing games were moving on, and demanding consumers were shifting to a more content-heavy console experience with an emphasis on quantity: more tracks, more cars, more online, more options.
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The company also said its growing revenue base and expanding margins would allow it to fund more content spending internally, with cash flow freeing up further in 2020 and beyond.
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It will offer a free, ad-supported tier, as well as two premium options with more content options: one with ads for $2404, and another with no ads for $25.
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"Amazon are paying good money to the content owners — and they're going for new productions, so we have the opportunity to produce more and more content for them," he says.
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Apple should figure out how to capture more consumers in the living room with more content in addition to focusing on its iPhone, analyst Will Power told CNBC on Tuesday.
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The actor's business manager, Kristoffer Winters, said the app had been pummeled by so many negative comments that the team decided to enforce more content moderation on an updated version.
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The ads play with sound for up to 10 seconds, and then give the option to swipe up or see more content or the option of clicking through to a website.
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As yet, 4K support hasn't arrived for small screen shows, so you're limited to movies for the time being—Vudu is promising more content will be "coming soon" to its library.
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Sony will of course be able to leverage music from its own record label, but the company says it's also working with Universal, Warner, and Live Nation to add more content.
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In most cases, according to the latest CNBC/SurveyMonkey Small Business Survey, larger small businesses want to get bigger while the smaller ones are more content just the way they are.
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Each update to the game—a third and fourth epoch are coming, too—expands its content; and the more content at the time of purchase, the more expensive the game becomes.
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As with YouTube before it, when you provide ways for people to make money from their videos, they're likely to produce more content, which in turn increases the overall community's engagement.
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Amid all of this turmoil, Curse of Osiris is a solid step forward that brings much-needed improvements and more content to a community of players that's habitually starving for more.
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Facebook and YouTube have taken (with mixed results) at least some action against white supremacists on their sites, but Twitter seems more content with largely ignoring the problem, the groups charge.
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Qutoutiao needed something more than just clickbaits and the solution was a costly scheme that rewards users with cash prizes for consuming more content and getting their friends to sign up.
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That means 4K, 360-degree video and virtual reality, access to more content — and doing it all with hardware that's wireless and convenient, and in ways that don't choke the Internet.
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For CBS, the deal marks another step in owning more content and thus being able to generate greater revenue through deals with international affiliates and streaming video providers after they air.
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With big companies getting more acquisitive and producing more content, "this is a time where companies are talking to companies, and there are a lot of options out there," Howard said.
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People are using their phones to watch a large amount of video and consume more and more content, so they want a great all-around entertainment experience on their mobile devices.
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In time, Spotify will expand the app with more content — including stories, audiobooks, and podcasts — and build enhanced parental settings and controls that allow parents to customize the Kids app further.
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HBO Max, which includes all the standard HBO shows plus more content from WarnerMedia like "Big Bang Theory" and "Friends," goes for $14.99 per month, the same price as "regular" HBO.
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The final paragraphs of Tartt's book tell the reader that Theo, amid his depression and shame and PTSD and loneliness, is trying to navigate back to a happier, more content place.
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Perhaps, Frustrated, you simply need to ask your girlfriend if she'd be willing to jump in the sack with you once a week so you feel more content in your relationship.
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Artists who'd been active longer also reported being more content with their work, with those who'd been in the art world 20 years or longer reporting significantly higher levels of satisfaction.
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" While Mr. LaCorte waits to see if Facebook will turn the spigot back on, he is moving more content to YouTube and creating an anti-censorship Reddit-like "Free Speech Zone.
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And more and more they're looking like a pipe, and they need more and more content to differentiate and de-commoditize that pipe, so there's a lot of discussions going onto.
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A team of scientists at biotech company Genentech started using a meditation app in 2015 and, not long after, noticed that they felt more content and happier at home and work.
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While a view may only be three seconds, when you peel back those vanity metrics, creators on Facebook are seeing their viewers consume significantly more content than brands and even other publishers.
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But recent reports suggest Facebook is going to let more content creators upload videos to the Watch tab—and for free, rather than the social network buying the rights to their shows.
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As Americans grow increasingly willing to blame companies for what gets disseminated on their platforms, we're going to see more content policing -- not because of ideology, but because of the bottom line.
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Distributing more content on mobile devices could also help the NBA's reach on a continent where only a few have satellite or pay TV, but millions have cellphones and other wireless devices.
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Not only is there way more content to catalog, music rights are very fragmented to begin with, and so slices of a song's metadata are often kept across a variety of databases.
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Bundled package: This package combines content from the first two packages, plus more content from the WarnerMedia suite, which could include television programming from WarnerMedia's cable channels — truTV, TBS, TNT, CNN, etc.
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The glasses run a version of Android 6.0, but the demos available were very basic and Rokid says it plans to partner with other companies to develop more content for its platform.
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As broadcasters face more demanding consumers, fragmented audiences and greater time pressures to produce and distribute more content more quickly, cloud architectures for technology infrastructure can provide a solution, tech vendors argue.
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"There have been some accusations that say that we actually want this kind of content on our service because its more content and people click on it, but that's crap," said Zuckerberg.
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Hastings added that he expects "over the next couple of years" many more international opportunities will arise as the company offers more content in local languages and accepts more forms of payment.
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For example, Hulu will soon have more content appear on the screen as you scroll down in the user interface, so you can scan the thumbnails and make a decision more quickly.
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Since partnering with Valve to produce the Vive, HTC has also set aside money to help foster emerging VR game studios and creators in order to bring more content to its platform.
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Fruit Ninja VR is out now in Steam Early Access, which means the game isn't quite finished — there's just those three modes and one location so far, with more content to come.
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She assured her audience that she only drew pictures when she was sure she'd gotten everything right, but didn't have any more content to share since that class had gotten increasingly difficult.
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This will likely be one of the first titles on the service (which still doesn't have an announced price or launch date), but Apple has a lot more content in the works.
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Yet pressure is mounting from politicians across the democratic world for global platforms, such as Twitter, Facebook and YouTube, to increasingly monitor and censor users, and flag more content for government agencies.
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Ultimately, these new rules will will make it easier for teams to share more content, but they still won't necessarily be able to share relevant content – meaning replays of the actual game.
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Moving forward, though, it plans to broaden its existing product lineup with more content and explore subjects including English language, history and social studies to "cover every aspect of learning," Sharma said.
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Isaac: We were this small team who had to learn fast, dealing with the overload of opportunity and trying to manage it all while still growing a business and producing more content.
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The hackers have yet to release anything as explosive as the initial leak, but they have promised that more content from the hack will be released periodically over the next few weeks.
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If you're so inclined, the artists also built in the ability to share your Life In Review "score," on your Facebook timeline, allowing you to create even more content on the site.
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This update follows Hulu's revamp of its mobile app on Tuesday, which dropped the confusing "Lineup" section from the Home screen while adding a way to see more content in each section.
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A single video being recommended to a YouTube viewer can lead this user to fall down a "rabbit hole," which sees them consuming more and more content from the recommended YouTube creator.
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In 2013, the "Duck Dynasty" star Phil Robertson gave an interview likening "homosexual behavior" to bestiality and suggesting that black people in the South were more content before the civil rights movement.
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Ms. Davis said she hoped the Common Sense ratings would help guide parents, who might, in turn, increase pressure on the entertainment industry to produce more content with positive female role models.
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She said the trend will continue to grow as clients, particularly established companies in industries like packaged goods and beauty, feel pressured to produce more content with the same amount of money.
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"We're seeing a shift in the media landscape today: more content companies are partnering with platforms to create hybrid businesses that better serve consumers and society," said Bloomberg Media CEO Justin Smith.
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Hedge fund manager Samantha Greenberg said the video game industry could evolve into a subscription-based model like Netflix or Hulu as consolidation between the largest developers pools more and more content.
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She can linger on a landscape like twilight rolling in over Kentucky, more content than most modern writers to keep you outside watching until the stars come out, and better at it.
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Better technology and more content will encourage gamers who were on the fence to join in, expanding the market and setting off a virtuous cycle, argues Dan O'Brien, head of VR at HTC.
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The latest tweak will have a negligible effect, said Jennifer Grygiel, a Syracuse University communications professor who monitors social media, in a telephone interview, adding that Facebook needs to hire more content moderators.
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Expanding Apple's walled garden, the service would give the company another way to offer more and more content to its users without them ever having to leave the larger Mac and iOS ecoystem.
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There could be more content related to Horizon in the future, too — an early tease for the map posted on Blizzard's website notes that Winston isn't the only subject not on Horizon anymore.
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As the streaming wars gear up, with DirecTV Now and WarnerMedia's streaming services needing to compete with Netflix, Apple, Amazon Prime, and soon Disney+, having more content exclusive to one network is crucial.
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Hinge is calling this user profile a 'story' (super original!) because users can build out their story with more and more content over time (much like Her, the queer dating app for women).
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Yet as more content from friends, news publishers, video makers and brands compete for limited space in people's News Feeds, Facebook has apparently grown willing to let advertisers pay to ping people directly.
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We saw that with the shift to subscriptions for TV, music, and movies too—consumers got access to way more content (good!) but it became harder for creators to make a living (bad!).
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There were about four times as many Russian trolls posting conservative content as liberal ones, and they produced about 20 times more content, most of which had a right-leaning, pro-Trump agenda.
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Here Krueger catalogues how integral listening to music is to contemporary human life, and marshals research that suggests people are more content when undertaking quotidian tasks, like commuting or cleaning, while rocking out.
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Its model would be similar to Roku's The Roku Channel, in that it would start with free, ad-supported movies and TV, then add more content, which may at some point include subscriptions.
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Two programmers pleaded guilty to copyright charges in association with two illegal streaming services, including one site that had more content than Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime, according to the Department of Justice.
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"Airlines want the agility and flexibility to push things the way they do on their website and sell more content," said Yanik Hoyles, director of NDC at the International Air Transport Association (IATA).
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It&aposs possible these documents are a step Accenture is taking to absolve itself from legal blame as more content moderators come forward with lawsuits alleging their jobs directly led to PTSD symptoms.
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By 2015, Facebook's increasing preference for video content prompted a flashpoint in the industry where outlets were producing more content geared toward reaching audiences through the social platforms, including longform and live video.
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Analysts had been anticipating that 21st Century Fox would make a bid as media companies in recent years have sought to gain scale, control more content and distribute that content directly to customers.
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The AT&T-Time Warner deal was the latest in a series of transactions by media companies in recent years to gain scale, control more content and distribute that content directly to customers.
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Plus, Nintendo has said it is not going to release more content for the app, meaning the game is effectively dead in an era in which we are used to constantly evolving apps.
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He tells CBS that "happiness is a result of creating strong social foundations," and that if other nations prioritized "social trust" and "healthy lives," they could also find that their citizens become more content.
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In response to the alarm over the show, Netflix announced that it will adding more content warnings before the beginning of the show and adjusting the text of the other warnings to be stronger.
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"With these models, as you increase your subscriber bases, you increase revenue, which leads to more writers, better writers, more content, and that brings in more subscribers, which brings in more revenue," Stromberg said.
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But this meant it was pulling in way more content than its human curators could package into specific, widely visible Our Stories like ones for the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade or the NBA Finals.
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Netflix began offering previews on the web and via its TV app, and the company said the new feature will help those who tune in via their phone to find more content to watch.
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That could lead to way more content being produced from Spectacles, which in turn could make Snapchat more interesting at a time when it's desperate to differentiate from Instagram with something tough to copy.
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That should make SoftBank investors far more content, and also provide a little bit of a competitive dynamic at the top of the organization to drive the group's results in the years to come.
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Be smart: Bannon's power grabs, back-biting, and grandiose America First fantasizing have left him, along with Trump, similarly isolated on a similar island — though much more content and authentically pleased with his lot.
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Once a consumer learns to binge, they want to binge more and more content — there is simply no going back to linear TV with commercials and a week or more between episodes, Greenfield said.
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Facebook has been ordering more content for its Watch platform lately, including a 10-episode dramedy series starring Avengers: Infinity War star Elizabeth Olsen, and an English remake of the Norwegian web series Skam.
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It's possible that the party's base feels more content now that Nancy Pelosi has regained the gavel and that House Democrats have subpoena power again—even if they've not done that much with it.
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More broadly, though, euphoria is largely absent — though it was also hard to argue the little guy was ebullient over stocks at the 2007 top either, more content to flip houses in that cycle.
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If we can create more content that's not only smart and entertaining, but provides so much more information, and a glimpse at ALL the ways a "happy ending" can look — that [would] be enough.
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It's kind of bizarre that Magic Leap didn't actually ship the headset with more content like this because the short demos that came onboard the One Creator's Edition really didn't sell it too well.
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The return of Disney, which held talks with Fox earlier this year, highlights how media companies are increasingly seeking to compete in a new era of streaming by getting bigger and acquiring more content.
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Political campaigns are messy, so America's largest content company — with more content moderators than any publication in the country — is leaving it to the free press to debunk what it's getting paid to broadcast.
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The first post-Madea move by the prolific playwright-turned-producer Tyler Perry is creating more content out of his Atlanta-based studios, including at least six new TV series in partnership with Viacom.
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Facebook has hired more content screeners, funded outside research, and struck deals with fact-checkers from outlets including Agence France-Presse and Verificado, a group backed by Al Jazeera and Mexican publication Animal Politico.
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As Netflix started a popular mail-order DVD subscription service and people watched more content on their laptops, DVD drives were the way to go on any computer that didn't have a DVD port.
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We'll be able to do that not only by putting more content in Hulu's direction, but by essentially having control to the extent that managing Hulu becomes a little bit more clear, efficient, and effective.
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Time Warner's television studios produce far more content for channels owned by its competitors, while Comcast tends to produce content for its own channels, according to a CNBC review of media industry database Variety Insight.
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If Instagram can take the pressure off posting one perfect photo through Stories, the algorithmic feed, and these new carousel posts, it can lure in more content to satisfy its voracious 600 million monthly users.
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That's good for Instagram, though, as it means more content to keep people coming back; and it's good for creators, who get a built-in audience for all the work that they produce going forward.
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"Investors are becoming more content to buy back into the market, and the memory of the sharp sell-off at the start of the month is continuing to fade," said CMC Markets analyst David Madden.
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That cash will go toward hiring 10,000 more content and ads moderators (though those won't all necessarily be full-time employees), doubling its security engineering force and developing new AI to weed out bad actors.
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"You look at Slack, Cisco Spark, Microsoft Teams and other services — in enterprise more and more content is create via conversational interfaces and people want to access that data in same interface," he further explained.
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Zuckerberg's slippery call to 'fight bad content with more content' — or to fight Facebook-fuelled societal division by shifting even more of the apparatus of civic society onto Facebook — fails entirely to recognize this asymmetry.
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Last week, the company announced sweeping changes to its News Feed, vowing to show users more content shared by their family and friends, and to prioritize said content over posts by media outlets and brands.
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It's also branched out into more marketing services based on visual recognition — essentially augmented reality plays where users can capture snaps of images that lead them to more content from a brand or another organization.
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Platform advertising is shaping up to be an increasingly important component of the company's strategy because Roku is in talks with media companies it hopes will bring more content to its app, CNBC reported Wednesday.
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" Throughout the document, Scaramucci lays out plans to produce more content in-house — something that many in the pro-Trump media have been hoping the White House would do to go "direct to the base.
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The original site is already right there, almost exactly the same but for a few highlighted passages, and Genius is just adding more content that they can be fairly certain the reader is interested in.
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Facebook wanted people to search for more content — like news — on its own site instead of on Google, the search king, or Twitter, which was widely regarded as better for real-time news, they said.
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While there is plenty of content here that is centered on Britain, there is also good coverage of international happenings before the Olympics start, and there will be more content when the Games get underway.
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Flagging products like this could help smaller producers just getting started, and that, in turn, could help feed more content into the streaming service over time, as their works won't get rejected for quality issues.
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I don't compare myself to what I see on Instagram (as much) and I'm more content to spend time alone after realizing I can't actually "fall behind" if I just need to be by myself.
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Vodafone said the tie-up would enable it to offer Sky's sports and entertainment programming to its mobile and fixed-line subscribers who increasingly wanted to access more content and communications from a single provider.
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"We are excited to bring Disney Plus onto the SmartCast platform to give viewers access to even more content to enjoy," said Vizio Chief Technology Officer Bill Baxter in a press release about the integration.
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With maitake mushrooms and shiny green pesto, it's so filling and likable that you could make a meal of it and walk away more content than if you'd had a 12-course tasting somewhere else.
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He went so far as to cast doubt on whether seeing more content from people you disagree with does anything to change your beliefs; in fact, he argued it may only deepen your existing convictions.
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As part of Snap's push to expose more content outside of the platform, the company also launched "App Stories" with partners like Tinder which would allow users to update their dating profiles with Snapchat Stories.
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"Starting today, Plex will deliver more content to more countries than any other free streaming service to date," the company wrote in a blog post — a clear jab at similar offerings like The Roku Channel.
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She had put all of this effort into building the perfect story arc for the first season, and now the BBC wanted her to twist it out of shape to make way for more content.
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The major difference is that Twitter's stream will run alongside a bunch of curated tweets about the game, which means you'll get even more #content on the screen than you do from a typical broadcast.
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"Vudu has developed a strong platform, and we aim to continue to bring our customers more content, on more devices, at the best possible price," Tara Raddohl-House, a Walmart spokeswoman, said in an e-mail.
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The Indian government has yet to define what it considers unlawful, but critics warn that it could create incentives for internet companies to flag, and potentially remove, more content than necessary, to avoid publishing something illegal.
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"We know we need to be where our customer is, and today she is on all of these platforms consuming more content more quickly than ever before," Lisa Pomerantz, a Michael Kors spokeswoman, said by email.
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"Disney surprised on the upside at its investor meeting yesterday, providing more financial disclosure and revealing a more content rich streaming service than previously expected," J.P. Morgan analyst Alexia Quadrani said in a note to investors.
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In an interview with the New York Times, Mark Zuckerberg, the company's founder, said it was an effort to display more content that involved "meaningful interaction" as opposed to "passive content," like videos or news articles.
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For the project to really reach a lot of people and to have an impact, we need to have more content, because any one piece of music is only going to appeal to so many people.
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Some of the featured media outlets, like NBC with its show Stay Tuned, are contributing to its breaking news coverage, and overall adding more content is great for attracting more users and just providing more experiences.
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Viacom, owner of MTV, Comedy Central, and Nickelodeon, has been making modifications to its business operations lately, following years of declining domestic ad revenues and poor ratings from younger viewers who now watch more content online.
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Last year was big for Hulu, with the launch of its ad-free tier and its exclusive deal to stream all episodes of Seinfeld, and now the service is kicking off 2016 with more content deals.
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"I think we have to make rugby bigger in Malaysia and Singapore and Korea and I think that's about getting younger people in to it and access to more content and all that stuff," he said.
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Those of us who are left are producing more content—Facebook Live videos, tweets, blogs, podcasts, to name just a few—leaving less time to do the type of work that leads to original, investigative pieces.
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As part of Automattic we've been able to give it a lot more resources, where they're actually commissioning and writing a lot more content, in fact being nominated for a National Magazine Award last year. Right.
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Your saves on Instagram are meant only for you, while Pinterest encourages its users to create and share images and their organized boards with others as a means of seeding its social network with more content.
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What's new is that companies like Facebook, YouTube, and Tumblr are trying to be more, as Zuckerberg put it, "responsible" and moderate more content, in response to users tired of being beset by Nazis and trolls.
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If you're looking to credit those who helped you make the video, give your viewers a link to check out more content, or just advertise a website, you can add a link to your YouTube descriptions.
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The Social Media Addiction Reduction Technology Act seeks to block companies like Facebook and Twitter from having product features like infinite scroll on users' feeds or YouTube's autoplay feature—which always has more content queued up.
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The deal will also give Disney more content as it plans to launch its own streaming service to compete with services like Netflix, whose stock proved to be an even better bet over the past decade.
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In prepared remarks, Snap CEO Evan Spiegel said he's confident in the company's "long-term growth and profitability," particularly as the company invests in "supporting real friendships on Snapchat," expanding globally, augmented reality, and more content.
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"Tomorrow, by fiat, Mark Zuckerberg could make Facebook slightly less profitable and enormously less immoral: He could hire thousands more content moderators and pay them fairly," Marantz wrote in a recent New York Times opinion piece.
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Furthermore, once you watch one Icke or Jones documentary, Amazon is happy to serve you more content about the Illuminati or the enslavement of the US via FEMA camps (thanks to Alex Jones again for that one).
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U.S. wireless carrier Sprint said on Monday it would buy 33 percent of Tidal, a music streaming service owned by rapper Jay Z, marking a move to more content driven services in a highly competitive wireless market.
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And with her new Witness tour in full swing, a camera crew embedded with the star is capturing more content for the digital destination, some of which EW and PEOPLE will exclusively preview in the coming weeks.
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One of the big growing use cases that we're investing a lot in is looking up the content in the ecosystem and that is an area that we're very excited about, which helps people find more content.
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Now available on iOS, Android and the Web, Simple Habit is looking to add more content and provide the ability to download sessions and meditate while offline, and to also provide more personalization and recommendations to users.
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His rise to the top communications job suggested that, perhaps, the White House was poised to adopt some of the tactics of Twitter personalities like Cernovich, meaning more content — Periscopes and tweets — aimed straight at the base.
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The firm, which turned a corner last year after a long crisis when core profit halved, is still mired in debt, slowing its transformation from a traditional telecoms company into a more content and data driven firm.
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But shares of streaming media king Netflix (NFLX) dipped more than 4.5% -- partly due to the fact that Disney CEO Bob Iger announced more content plans for the company's upcoming Netflix rival, which will be called Disney+.
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"There have been some accusations that say that we actually want this kind of content on our service because it's more content and people click on it, but that's crap," said Zuckerberg said Monday, according to CNBC.
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Hawley's Social Media Addiction Reduction Technology Act would make it illegal for social media platforms to hook users by offering them more content than they requested in order to get them to continue on their respective platforms.
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But beyond simply fitting more content on the screen, the MacBook Pro's bigger display gives Apple's laptop a much more modern look that echoes the design changes it's made to the iPhone and iPad in recent years.
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Meyer spoke briefly about the challenges facing Pandora — specifically a decline in listening hours, which SiriusXM believes can be fixed by improving Pandora's in-car listening statistics, making the Pandora app more compelling, and adding more content.
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With the average user spending 20 hours a month in Snap, it's not a stretch to see more millennials unbundling their cable services to consume more content on Snap, and spending less time with Comcast or Netflix.
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As part of its turnaround effort, the company, plans to save money by closing stores, go back to its "on-trend, fast-fashion model," and develop more content for online and social media to engage core shoppers.
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They also are looking to sign more content partnerships beyond those SkyLights currently has with 21st Century Fox and DreamWorks, to offer a larger number of 3-D movies — and potentially other virtual reality content — to travelers.
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During last year's final, an energetic Toronto side pushed forward for set pieces while Seattle seemed more content to pick their spots on the counter but ultimately set an MLS Cup record with no shots on target.
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Taboola, the startup that works with hundreds of publishers to provide a set of links at the bottom of pages directing readers to more content on the site and elsewhere, has long positioned Facebook as the big competitor.
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It also has more storage than before, starting at 8 GB (twice the previous generation) and maxing out at 32 GB. This ultimately means you can save more content on your device than you could in the past.
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Aimed at creators rather than consumers, Pro comes in two tiers of $7 and $15 per month and gives people the ability to upload more than the standard 12 hours of audio, plus analytics and more content controls.
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That means that apps will be able to display more content vertically on the phone, but it should also allow any films that use the aspect ratio to be shown without any black bars below or above them.
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Instagram has also continued to push into longform content with IGTV, and recently started allowing users to publish their IGTV content on their feed, which drives up viewer count but also bogs the feed down with more content.
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One piece is that the interface on a Roku is going to evolve from the way it works today which is an interface of apps or what we call streaming channels, to a more content-first user interface.
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Twitter is currently testing a version of the product in which tweets appear the same way they do now, displaying just 140 characters, with some kind of call to action that there is more content you can't see.
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The gunman, who was part of attacks that killed 49 people in New Zealand, broadcast live footage on Facebook of the attack on one of the mosques, leading to calls for more content moderation by the social network.
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Twitter is currently testing a version of the product in which tweets appear the same way they do now, displaying just 140 characters, with some kind of call-to-action that there is more content you can't see.
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We're prioritizing showing more content from your friends and family first, so that way you'll be more likely to have interactions that are meaningful to you and that more of the time you're spending is building those relationships.
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More and more content has become available over time in the form of video, apps and photos, and it can be a big limiting factor forcing users to shell out extra cash in order to skirt those requirements.
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Because he's more content to flip through "a book that [offers] him 17 window covering options" than policy memos, he isn't likely going to familiarize himself with the Supreme Court's power of judicial review, established through Marbury v.
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Faced with more content to sift through than ever, viewers are stuck with the same scrolling library-style interfaces we've had for a decade, with imperfect machine-learning-driven "personalization" attempting to surface what you want to watch.
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Two examples: Watch: Facebook is reportedly transitioning its "Watch" premium video platform to now include more content from individual creators, similar to YouTube, after it initially launched the platform and hooked eyeballs to it with publisher-only content.
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"We believe every dollar lost in the legacy ecosystem is likely to be a lot more profitable than a dollar earned through streaming because of the need for more content to support on demand services," the note said.
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Tying them more closely could see more content flow into Facebook, but it might also make users second guess whether what they're sharing is appropriate for all of their Facebook friends, which might include family or professional colleagues.
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Based on metrics I've seen while working with several major media companies, homepage visitors often consume almost four times more content per session, and come at least twice as often during a month compared to other site visitors.
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For most categories that it monitors, Facebook is unable to say how large the problem is, making it difficult to determine whether it's algorithmic systems are getting better or if there's just more content that needs to be removed.
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Even in the US, where it was founded, the company has been largely opaque about its rules and how it implements them, and it's repeatedly punted when asked to do more content moderation or flag misinformation on the platform.
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Even if these platforms are seen more like broadcast television, the argument made by the court in past cases that have allowed more content regulation of those mediums was based around the now slightly outmoded idea of spectrum scarcity.
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Ahead of IFA, LG announced that its OLED TVs now support three HDR standards - HDR10, Dolby Vision and HLG, which means viewers can theoretically watch more content in this quality, something that LG said sets it apart from Samsung.
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But I don't think it is unlikely that it is Netflix type of story than if the magnitude of the numbers won't be the same, of us doubling that investment year over year to get more and more content.
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"At the end of the day, people are consuming more content — whether it's a 90-second video or a new series they're binge-watching on the over-the-top platforms [like Netflix]," said Mitu Chief Executive Officer Roy Burstin.
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"I've done some tests with live multi-switch camera broadcasting and I think that's where I want to go [with InfoChammel], and that's actually a way to make much more content in a short amount of time," he says.
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In the age of social media, the more content that a president or any other senior officials put into the public sphere, the easier it is for foreign agents to glean useful information on how to push their buttons.
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I was also able to drive a higher volume of students into the course, which allowed me to build more content and coaching calls, as well as a bigger community to support the course and make it self-sustaining.
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But Ryan says the less strict approach could have been taken on purpose, as it may have been in Beijing's interests to allow more content get through so they could gather more information about the scale of the outbreak.
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Following that data scandal, Zuckerberg and other execs repeatedly told politicians, investors and the press that Facebook was hiring thousands more content moderators and building artificial intelligence systems to protect the platform from propaganda, hate speech and violent videos.
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More content farms and Youtube channels will create more six pack shortcuts, sell more supplements, and help everyone add lean muscle while bulking and getting shredded, while delivering the superfoods we all need to live a balanced helpful life.
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"They have the capacity to produce more content, which they can put exclusively on their own streaming services that will help drive subscribers, but they have to be smart about how they invest," said Tim Nollen, an analyst at Macquarie Bank.
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The publication — part of LinkedIn's strategy to produce more content for people looking to improve their career prospects — makes for some interesting reading for those of us curious about how salaries compare across different industries, levels of experience, gender and geographies.
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They're used to swiping up in order to discover new things because they've been swiping up on the Discover page to see more content, and swiping up on channels like Vulture or the New York Times to read longer articles.
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Adding Bleacher Report also complemented Turner's televised sports coverage — the company had just inked a multi-billion dollar deal with the NCAA for college basketball rights, and Bleacher Report was another way to generate more content and sell more ads.
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"There is more content that is out there than there has ever been before, and this revival of content when coupled with the appropriate advertising — that is going to be the business model that evolves on the web," Narayan said.
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The push for more content on Watch is part of Facebook's billion dollar investment into original programming, which already hosts content from Conde Nast, the Discovery Channel, National Geographic, and more, alongside other things like free weekly game broadcasts from MLB.
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Apple's goals were to get people talking, to head off the unveiling of other new streaming services such as Disney+, to solicit more content from more of Hollywood, and to warn Netflix that there was a muscular new competitor in town.
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At a breakout session, she brought up the issues in Sri Lanka, urging the company to hire more content moderators who were proficient in Sinhala and who could respond to content abusing women and minorities quickly, before a crisis hit.
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If marketers do not change their mindsets, they will continue to treat "content" as the "widgets" of business school and spam the Internet with crap as they try to publish more and more "content" at a cheaper and cheaper cost.
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This could make it more appealing to a younger demographic looking for more content than offered by the ad-free subscription offering YouTube Red — a service that was recently impacted by the loss of one of its biggest stars, PewDiePie.
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As Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, YouTube, Yahoo/AOL/Oath and others have found, video is where the money is for digital advertising today, so bringing more content around the medium overall would help LinkedIn move into video advertising more naturally, as well.
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Along with Watch Party, Vevo is planning to launch a new app that focuses more on recommendations based on what you've previously watched, with a goal of helping users discover more content — that they can then watch in Vevo, of course.
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The company expects to have an overall product offering for consumers in the three to five markets where it plans to launch home 255G broadband later this year, and will add more content to Oath, its subsidiary that owns Yahoo!
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"We are streaming more content than ever before, more music, more movies, and more social media on more connected devices, which makes fast and reliable Wi-Fi an essential need," said Richard Yu, CEO, Huawei Consumer Business Group in today's announcement.
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Advertisers usually pay creators more for non-skippable ads, so this could be a way for YouTubers to incentivize creators to stick around on its platform and produce more content, with each ad sale earning the Google-owned company a cut.
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But I don't think it is unlikely that it is a Netflix type of story even if the magnitude of the numbers won't be the same, of us doubling that investment year over year to get more and more content.
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Both Good Behavior and Animal Kingdom boast around 50 to 52 minutes of content per episode with around eight to 10 minutes of ads — that's typically 423 minutes more content per episode than most shows on other ad-supported networks.
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Stewart's four-year deal to create digital shorts with the network was announced back in 2015 after he left his Daily Show gig, and though we won't be seeing this particular animated series, there's apparently more content on its way.
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You don't need to tune in each week for a new episode, that is – in other words, the after-show isn't about keeping fans engaged until the next airing, it's about keeping Netflix users on the platform streaming more content.
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Netflix has a long way to go to get more content to please more members, Hastings said on a conference call on Monday, adding that positive returns made him comfortable that the company should continue to invest in original shows.
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Meanwhile, other changes to the Hulu app will be focused on helping you view more content while searching for something to watch, as well as helping you to more easily navigate and start watching with less confusion and fewer steps.
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But none of that negates the fact that more content creation tools in the marketplace are a good thing — and the aggressive expansion into China may be exactly what Nokia needs to establish the Ozo before similarly targeted competitors come along.
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I guess I just come back to this idea that incrementally, while there will be a good amount of more content, why you feel there are going to be more people who are willing to pay – you know, Disney is $6.99.
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"We finally got some glimpse into pricing ... to convert Disney's 'gigantic' customer base into subs – with pricing likely to move higher as more and more content is added," Wells Fargo analyst Marci Ryvicker wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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"Borderlands 3" is available now on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. The game's creators, Gearbox Software, plans to release updates to add more content and story to "Borderlands 3," and there will be regular patches to improve the gameplay.
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"Our proposal will ensure that more content will be available, transforming Europe's copyright rules in light of a new digital reality," said the EC's VP for the Digital Single Market, Andrus Ansip, in a statement today announcing the draft plans.
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The league wants to sell more content than ever, and it is finding new ways to get NFL games onto the internet through partners who are clamoring to get their hands on TV-quality content to distribute on much smaller screens.
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The better decision was made to go to the cable industry and partner with the cable industry and we have continued to as I've just discussed, to distribute more and more content, in more and more ways, making it accessible.
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That's the demographic because [the man] should have saved money in the bank by then, and they're less likely to go and find another woman because they're going to be more content; they're already halfway or three-quarters through their life.
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Fulfilling one's potential, feeling more content with one's alone time yet also spending time with friends helped to raise the self-esteem of those who were either once unhappy being single or who had chosen the solo life for themselves.
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The question now: As Hollywood tumult increases — consumers are watching more content on smartphones; major entertainment companies are searching for chief executives; the power imbalance with technology giants has media conglomerates looking to get bigger — does Lionsgate become predator or prey?
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Artists have the option to create tiers of membership for different kinds of access, and the goal is that these subscriptions will help fund the artist's future projects, at the same time encouraging the artist to create more content for subscribers.
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If more content is shared privately instead of in a public, algorithm-fueled feed, it's possible that videos like the one from New Zealand won't find the kind of oxygen they need to go viral on Facebook in the future.
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Be smart: The popular "Stories" format that was created by Snapchat and then adopted by Facebook-owned Messenger, Instagram, WhatsApp and the core Facebook app, have used this function for a while to allow users to advance through more content more quickly.
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This creates a virtuous circle: publishers create more content that drives affiliate revenue as well as creating more user interactions, which in turn drives insights into the shopping behaviors of their readers, which fuel's publishers' strategic choices about what content to publish.
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The results are a vindication of a strategic shift by the entertainment and electronics firm to build up more content-oriented businesses like gaming, which generate recurring revenue and are less susceptible to the earnings ups and downs seen in consumer electronics.
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Among the detrimental effects of so much programming, Landgraf argues, are viewers' inability to actually watch the good shows and a drop in quality as more and more content providers enter the ring, especially digital companies like Netflix, Amazon, Crackle, and soon, Apple.
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The app uses an AI-based content recommendation engine to display articles and videos based on user profiles and plans to use money raised from its IPO to add more content offerings, increase monetization opportunities and look for acquisition and investment opportunities.
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While you can connect more content and devices to your TV than ever before, a new problem is emerging: you need a roadmap to navigate all your disparate set-top boxes, dongles and sticks connected to your TV's rapidly filling HDMI ports.
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With rival streaming channels in the works from Disney, WarnerMedia and others, Netflix faces the prospect of losing more content made by other companies, which, despite the plaudits for the media it produces in-house, accounts for the bulk of users' viewing time.
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In December, Facebook said it will demote posts that request likes or shares, and earlier this year, Facebook said it is changing the News Feed in order to promote "meaningful posts," in an effort to show more content from friends and family.
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But it said it took action on more content for those reasons in the first quarter than in the fourth quarter of 2017; such action can include removing a post, slapping a warning label on it, or hiding the content from underage users.
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"There have been some accusations that say that we actually want this kind of content on our service because it's more content and people click on it, but that's crap," said Zuckerberg during a town hall style meeting in North Carolina last week.
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Germany has passed legislation under which fines of up to 50 million euros can be imposed on sites that fail to remove hate speech promptly, though that has sparked concerns that Twitter , Facebook and other social media could block more content than necessary.
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What's so frustrating about this is that you don't need to look far from Far Cry 5 to see other games manage to be both funny and thoughtful, or which offer even more content but which retain some central thematic through line.
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Along with the 360-degree video feature that was announced last September, this announcement also comes out of Oculus VR's desire for more content that can be viewed on the Oculus Rift and Gear VR headset (provided you have a recent Galaxy smartphone).
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"Consumers are continuing to watch more content on the YouTube platform and we want to be where they are, to reach and engage them," said Rick Almeida, vice president of e-commerce at Puma Group, in a statement about its new YouTube ads.
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JULIA BOORSTIN: Everything you're doing right now, putting that will content on Disney Plus, you have more content available on Hulu, I have to ask, though, how this is changing your perspective about the health of the traditional TV business, your media networks.
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OSLO, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Facebook will allow more content on its platform that it would have earlier removed because it violated its standards, a senior company executive said on Monday, following the controversy over the removal of an iconic Vietnam War photo.
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In a blog post, the company wrote that it was redesigning its news feed to include more content from Facebook groups to which the user belongs, and will allow content from groups to be shared directly to the feed for the first time.
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Nowadays, the copyright laws may technically protect more content—it is attached upon the completion of the artifact (not upon registration as commonly assumed), be it a song, a written piece, or other "tangible works," but that is only half of the fight.
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The above auction analysis is even more true for News Feed, which is only based on engagement, with every user mired in a self-reinforcing loop of engagement, followed by optimized content, followed by more revealing engagement, then more content, ad infinitum.
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Analysts had long anticipated a move by 21st Century Fox to gain full control of Sky as media companies seek to grow, control more content and distribute that content directly to customers in hopes of keeping pace with companies like Netflix and Amazon.
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In the recording, Psycrow argued that Nintendo is no longer supporting Mario Maker with new updates, and these "glitches" are, in the absence of more content from Nintendo, a way for the community to come up with their own features to play with.
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Although Sony is keen to emphasize the benefits of this screen for media consumption, last year, we found it had plenty of benefits for everyday usage of the phone, like being able to see more emails at once or more content on Twitter.
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So far, the only thing to assuage my fears is that there doesn't seem to be more content in this expansion than in the past, but it's being deployed more strategically and strung together narratively in a way that is new to Destiny.
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The group at the center of a bid battle between Comcast and Twenty-First Century Fox has been producing more content, such as original drama and comedy, to broaden its offering beyond its strengths in sport, movies and major U.S. drama shows.
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Now, we actually learned something which is really important: The user, when they like a game, if we give them more content, more surprises, more reasons to come back every day, more reasons to continue playing — they're not looking for something else.
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Macao is more "content and grateful" about what it gets from Beijing, while rebellious Hong Kong is "willful" and often behaves like a "spoiled kid," read a commentary published in 2014 in the People's Daily, the official paper for China's Communist Party.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Netflix Inc is expanding its Polish service to include more content subtitled or dubbed in Polish and plans to produce local shows before the end of the decade as the U.S. service seeks more subscribers away from its home market.
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To start, Facebook said on Monday that its News Feed now shows users in the U.S. more content from local publishers and local news stories shared by friends, and the company plans to roll the same changes out to more countries soon.
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More and more content owners are spinning up streaming services to court customers of specific products, the most recent being Disney with its plans to use streaming tech provider BAMTech, of which it now owns a majority stake, to launch its own service in 2019.
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But there's a creeping realization, in 2017, that any past TV show — no matter how good its ending — can be revived in the hopes of chasing a fan base that wants more content and will subscribe to some streaming service or another to get it.
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The same goes for the 1080p AMOLED display: it's not the brightest or most pixel-dense screen available and doesn't have curved sides or an elongated aspect ratio to display more content, but it's sharp enough for anything short of VR and works well outdoors.
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Facebook says they will be comparing two different models: one that allows for 10 free articles before a subscription is needed to see more content, and a "freemium" version that allows publishers to dictate which articles are free and which live behind the paywall.
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The publisher that owns some 100 local titles is leading a Series C round in the company, a strategic round that will see Digg working more closely with Gannett to produce more content for USA Today's digital effort USA TODAY NETWORK, and for Digg itself.
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"We process more content and more data than anybody else in terms of companies, and … the magic you have in Photoshop and what people can do, we are actually looking into people's minds and figuring out how to translate that idea into reality," Narayen said.
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The results showed that people who are easily bored tended to be on the more extreme end of the political spectrum, for both people on the right and the left, compared to those who are more content and entertained by the world around them.
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"Knowing how [meditation and comfort food] can affect the brain, obviously there could be somewhat of a symbiotic or cumulative effect where you just feel a little bit more content overall, so that the meditation effect can potentially have a greater hold," she says.
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The sports network, which has made Snapchat content since 2015, is trying to reach a younger audience, while the social media app, whose messages disappear after viewing, is adding more content in an effort to grow its user base beyond its core youth demographic.
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I was comfortable in my assumption that Bright would suck beyond belief when I pressed play, and I had no misgivings about it, beyond the slight pain that comes with knowing that I'll be counted among those who want more content like this from Netflix.
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But our biggest challenge in the months ahead is to simultaneously empower our editorial teams to create more content, across more platforms, without slowing down or losing any of the verve and personality that have made The Verge (and our other editorial brands) so popular.
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You'll be billed $6.99 a month (or $69.99 a year) from there on out — a steal, TBH — and if you decide you want even more content, you'll have the option of adding Hulu and ESPN+ to your subscription for an additional $6 a month.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Facebook will allow more content on its platform that it would have earlier removed because it violated its standards, with new criteria being worked out, a senior executive said on Monday, following a row over the removal of an iconic Vietnam War photo.
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Mr. Trump said that wasn't quite right when he called me in response to a question I lobbed into his headquarters on Friday, because, well, that's what he does: provide more content through unrivaled accessibility (though less if his team thinks you've crossed him).
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Netflix cited the outdated "historic practice" of licensing movies and TV shows based on geographic restrictions as the reason for the crackdown, while at the same time claiming it was "making progress" in its efforts to have more content universally available across different countries.
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Facebook is an enormously successful company that uses software to convince its users to give it content that it can distribute to other users, who will engage with the content and hopefully click on an ad, or at least generate more content for Facebook.
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Closing in on 54 and having internalized endless cultural messaging that this would be a horrible, shriveled up, unsexy phase of my life, I've been surprised to find myself more content than ever in my skin — as a person, writer, mother, partner, and wife.
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Consequently, she explained that most pitch decks have far more content than the typical "10/20/30 Rule of PowerPoint" recommended by business leader Guy Kawasaki: 10 slides that take no more than 20 minutes to present in a font no smaller than 30 points.
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Divorce is often triggered by the realization that the marriage only serves one partner As Charlie and Nicole go through the divorce process, viewers come to realize that Charlie was more content with their marriage than Nicole because it was on Charlie&aposs terms.
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There's some shift in norms needed: some mix of some of those males learning to do subservient service sector jobs; some shift of those males learning to migrate more, sometimes even to other countries; and some shift of becoming more stoic and more content.
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It's also because after working flat out and full steam as a daily newspaper reporter for more than a decade, in an era of shrinking staff and expanding appetite for ever more "content," my leave -- partly paid, mostly unpaid -- at least got me out of the office.
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When viewing the open letter, a feature on the website caused the page to continue to load more content after Fakkert's conclusion, rolling over to a new article: "Never Trumpers Learn: Resistance Is Futile" The shift at the Epoch Times seems to have flown under the radar.
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It definitely feels whiz-bang magical for Jon to say he has to leave Dragonstone, then pop up a continent away, but at this point, I am far more content with that than having to spend an episode or two watching him sail across the ocean.
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If your USP is 'quality not filler' then applying any kind of filtering algorithm to generate more content in your app is absolutely going to require to a softly, softly approach if you want to retain the readers you wooed with promises of your different approach.
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YouTube is adding more content to YouTube TV, the company's year-old paid subscription service that lets you watch live cable and broadcast networks over the internet, and is expanding availability of the service to 100 US markets from 80, offering it to 85% of US households.
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Out of respect for an important new partner, whose anger at Pakistan's complicity in jihadist violence it shares, the Trump administration was therefore more content than its predecessors to leave it to India to decide how it wanted to respond to the latest Pakistan-linked attack.
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Maybe it's because the country seems to be ripping apart at the seams, because there's more content on the site, or because Facebook likes to keep things fresh for your social voyeurism needs, but it was serving me posts that occurred mostly within the past 24 hours.
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Encouraging Time Well Spent – In a massive overhaul to News Feed's algorithm, Facebook will now show more content people actively discuss through comments and shares such as posts from friends, and show less content people passively consume including publicly shared publisher content, news links, and videos.
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In recent months, it scored wins with its augmented reality lenses, launched mobile games within Snapchat in partnership with game developers such as Zynga Inc and invested in more content on Discover, the part of the app that houses original shows and content from media partners.
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He also said that Disney will of course be "flowing more content in Hulu's direction" now that it owns a controlling 39 percent majority stake, but he seemed more exited by the reality that Disney now has essentially final say in terms of Hulu product decisions.
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Taboola, the startup behind the publishing widget that recommends more content at the end of articles online, has made an acquisition to expand its horizons beyond the written word: it has bought ConvertMedia, a recommendation engine designed specifically to sniff out and recommend online videos at scale.
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The company promised this spring that it would soon roll out more content and support for additional devices, so this Oculus Rift launch does not come as a surprise (especially as its initial support at its debut was for the Samsung Gear VR powered by Oculus).
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The proposed changes follow widespread criticism from opponents of the law, including free speech campaigners and the Association of German Journalists, who say the threat of hefty fines is prompting internet firms to err on the side of caution and block more content than is necessary.
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The agency is also developing more content to make each event unique, shooting videos and facilitating online interactions via live chat and other tools that let people connect on a more emotional level, especially since most attendees are now quarantined, isolated, and using screens more than ever.
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The House of Mouse has one of the most vast (if not the most vast) content libraries in Hollywood: We're talking "Star Wars," Marvel, Disney Animation, Disney live action, Pixar and now, thanks to its $71 billion acquisition of Fox's assets earlier this week, even more content.
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The Netflix experiment with ads captured headlines and social media attention in August after a trial in the U.K., but the company says it conducts "hundreds of tests" every year to put more content in front of subscribers and in an attempt to make browsing more efficient.
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In another sign that Instagram is folding IGTV deeper into its app rather than providing it more breathing room of its own, and that it's eager for more content, you can now opt to post IGTV videos right from the main Instagram feed post video uploader.
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Since then, more content from the same Pages has been reported to us — upon review, we have taken it down for glorifying violence, which violates our graphic violence policy, and using dehumanizing language to describe people who are transgender, Muslims and immigrants, which violates our hate speech policies.
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While Hulu still gives a single piece of content the focus on its main screens on the iPhone, it's now easier to see there's more content available if you swipe down, as the top of the next item's card is peeking up from the bottom of the screen.
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"This is my first vlog so I'm going to try and do a good job and give you a little more content than just me in my trailer saying politically correct things," Chmerkovskiy says in his first video blog after a minute of goofing off for the camera.
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At launch, Disney+ will include a big swath of the joint Disney-Fox content library, including the first two Star Wars trilogies, the latest Marvel movies, "The Simpsons" and the Signature collection of classic Disney films, with more content added as it gets freed up from third-party deals.
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It's worth noting that the focus of this feature is on mobile, simply because the smaller screen means more content is likely to be loaded off-screen, but it's actually now on by default on Chrome for Mac, Windows and Linux, too (as well as on Chrome OS).
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After establishing its service, the WSJ's sources say WarnerMedia could add more content such as live sports or events to its offerings, though the company will have work hard not to anger cable providers who may get undercut due to WarnerMedia's aggressive pricing for its upcoming streaming content package.
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Out of home, health clubs and taxi cabs and gas stations and — so circulation of content is something that we're very serious about and have found that the more content we make available, the more accessible it is, the more viewing that we're seeing in our television broadcast.
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On the other hand, Facebook is partly responsible for the decline of local news, so it should have an interest in preserving it — not only for the good of readers, but more news organizations means more content for Facebook and more reasons for people to keep using its products.
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"We don't really care what you're watching it on, whether it's your phone or big screen or TV or computer the main thing is there's a need for more content," says Doug Steiner, a New York property developer and chairman of Steiner Studios, where "God Friended Me" shoots.
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If, going forward, YouTube does take down more content that meets a broader definition of harassment, it will undoubtedly provoke controversy, particularly at a time when the company continues to face pressure from Republican leaders such as President Donald Trump over claims that the video platform censors conservative speech.
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"I've learned that when I focus on being in the moment together with my babes and reducing my own expectations of what needs to be done in a day I'm more content because I know I can't get these special moments back and all the little things don't matter," she said.
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"I've learned that when I focus on being in the moment together with my babes and reducing my own expectations of what needs to be done in a day I'm more content because I know I can't get these special moments back and all the little things don't matter," she said.
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"I've learned that when I focus on being in the moment together with my babes and reducing my own expectations of what needs to be done in a day I'm more content because I know I can't get these special moments back and all the little things don't matter," she says.
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Duolingo says the goal is to add more content for those who feel like they may have plateaued on the app, so they can further challenge themselves, while keeping all the basics for users who are just getting started and want to just casually pick up a new language skill.
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"Our focus to combine search and feed and expand Baidu App's content and services offerings is improving user experience and drawing publishers and service providers to place more content and services on Baidu's hosted platform, which in turn draws more users," Robin Li, chairman CEO of Baidu, said in a statement.
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While there's no current mechanism that would allow Audm to more directly compete with a service like Instapaper, the team does have a vision for a way to get more content into its app in the future – for those times when Audm itself didn't choose an article for its curated selection.
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Fortunately, the device is definitely a developer's edition and it seems that even by the company's developer conference next month, more content seems to be on the way from partners like Resolution Games and Rovio who have been building this title since January as an early partner of Magic Leap.
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"We encourage our users to check out our newest category and provide feedback based on their experience — with programs like this, we hope to open the door and inspire our community members, content partners, and other platforms to create more content with the differently-abled user in mind," said Price.
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In this way, cofounder and CEO Dan Porter aspires to mimic the success of buzzy new companies that are thriving on the popularity of gamers as personalities and entertainers, like FaZe Clan, which has 15 professional gamers and many more content creators; and 100 Thieves, which just raised $35 million.
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What that means is that Apple is essentially hanging a content carrot in front of its future subscribers while it refines its product, produces more content, and—if all goes according to plan—firmly establishes itself as a worthy contender to the old guard streaming titans like HBO Go and Netflix.
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Without research, we also wouldn't know that minority women experience the most harassment; that peers harass those who don't conform to gender stereotypes (trans people, or power-suited women who don't silently put up with mistreatment); and that women and people of color experience more content-neutral "incivility" than men and white people.
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"At a time when we must shift our investment focus to develop more content for specific and demanding audiences on emerging platforms, we can't sustain a model where we invest one dollar more than necessary in the administrative aspects of running our business," Stankey said in a staff memo addressing the restructuring.
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When you're trying to get 50 cents off your bill of materials so you can win a Black Friday special at Walmart, the amount of money you save by cutting your RAM in half and your CPU in half by running Roku software — which actually has great performance and more content — is huge.
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Our understanding is that Amazon will focus on its a la carte Amazon Channels business going forward, which has already expanded globally and has 140 channels in the U.S. The company has more additions planned for this service as well, and believes more content will become available over-the-top over time.
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Rokid wants the platform to serve as a bridge between the two countries by giving U.S. developers an easy way to enter the Chinese market and also encouraging the development of more content for devices running Rokid's technology, which founder and chief executive officer Mingming Zhu says is vital to attracting consumers.
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Consumer tech companies have opted to develop these expensive products as a segue into capturing the user-generated VR vertical, but with VR itself in a rather tenuous position, the market for a fairly pricey spherical camera that captures more content than users can realistically handle seems suspect, to say the least.
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"At a time when we must shift our investment focus to develop more content for specific and demanding audiences on emerging platforms, we can't sustain a model where we invest one dollar more than necessary in the administrative aspects of running our business," WarnerMedia Chief Executive Officer John Stankey said in the memo.
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When we looked at social media, one of the biggest problems that really stood out to us was this constant conflict between needing to have a small group of friends to feel comfortable expressing yourself, but also needing to have a large group of friends so that you can watch more content.
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Re/code's Kurt Wagner reports that changes may soon be coming to the struggling social network: Twitter is currently testing a version of the product in which tweets appear the same way they do now, displaying just 140 characters, with some kind of call to action that there is more content you can't see.
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On the whole, Zuckerberg tried to chart a middle course between his two loudest, angriest constituencies: the voices, mostly on the left, pushing for him to take down much more content than Facebook currently does; and the voices, mostly on the right, that complain Facebook is an engine for censorship that actively suppresses their views.
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Here are some of the big numbers out of the report: While all of Google's figures ultimately point to more content being identified and removed, what's less clear is what kind of proportion this represents when considering Google's overall ad inventory and the total number of pages, sites, and apps that run Google ads.
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"Since then, more content from the same Pages has been reported to us — upon review, we have taken it down for glorifying violence, which violates our graphic violence policy, and using dehumanizing language to describe people who are transgender, Muslims and immigrants, which violates our hate speech policies," Facebook wrote in its blog post.
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While he mentioned Google, Murdoch's comments appeared to focus more on Facebook, whose relationship with publishers is in a particularly tough stretch — the social giant just updated its News Feed algorithm two weeks ago in a move that will show users more content from their friends and family, and less content from news publishers.
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An Apple spokesperson told us the bundle would be available for "a limited time," though it's not clear whether that means Apple TV Plus will be cut out later this year or sometime down the road when the service's price inevitably goes up once it has more content and — with some luck — some prestige behind it.
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Why are you not going with something which just says, you know what, we got a Netflix idea here, Mr. McCarthy is from Netflix, we understand the more content we add, give us a chance, don't look at this as a snapshot, if you want to know the key metric, advertising, going to premium, is what we care about.
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" Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said this week that the platform is against fake news, telling an audience at North Carolina A&T State University on Monday: "There have been some accusations that say that we actually want this kind of content on our service because it's more content and people click on it, but that's crap.
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Snapchat shares hit all-time low as search acquisition Vurb's CEO bails The new revenue stream could help Snap offset its declining user count by squeezing more cash out of each user by exposing them to more content and ads, or score it new users through embedded Curated Our Stories on its partners' apps and sites.
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For instance to push users to post more content — such as by generating an artificial slideshow of "memories" from your profile and a friend's profile, and then suggesting you share this unasked for content on your timeline (pushing you to do so because, well, what's your friend going to think if you choose not to share it?).
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THEIR ADVANTAGE, LETS LOOK AT THEM AGAINST HBO HBO SPENDS 27 BILLION DOLLARS ON CONTENT CHARGES $200 FOR HBO NOW FOR A CONSUMER, YOU CAN GET NETFLIX WHICH IS SPENDING 7.5 TO $8 BILLION ON CONTENT AND CHARGING SOMEWHERE BETWEEN $8 TO $13 SO FOR A THIRD TO 40% LESS YOU ARE GETTING 3X MORE CONTENT.
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Ryan said he helped Pluto TV scale by doing three things: Adding more content from major media brands like the BBC, CNN, and the NFL Network; expanding distribution from streaming-media players and smart TVs to set-top boxes from cable providers like Comcast and Cox; and growing its offerings in Europe with the help of Viacom.
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Here's hoping one of two things happens with the rest of the game: the courses are demanding enough to warrant playing through them a dozen times before you've wrapped your head around them, or the bar for unlocking more content begins to lower, as the game trusts you with the ability to determine whether you want something tougher.
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We expect more and more content for less and less money, and because of that, we want to see the DJs we know, the DJs we know we like, the ones who won't disappoint, the ones who wont send us running to the bar every five minutes, coughing up tenner after tenner on cans of lager.
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This, in turn, contributes to the companies' larger goals by unlocking more ad space that can be sold off to marketers, which lets Facebook and Google collect even more engagement data on their users, and subject them to even more content that will keep them scrolling through social feeds, search engine results pages, and digital maps.
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While we're seeing the start of a movement towards celebrating our physical individuality, in protest to the perfection we see every day via social media, I'd like to see more content out there that shows people that we are all born champions of human individuality and no one is born with an idea of physical ideal.
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"My mission is to create more content in Arabic so people can learn, get connected, and [close] the gap between what we have access to and what the West has access to," he said during a July meeting in Jamalon's bustling main office in Amman, which features amenities like pool tables that Silicon Valley types would find familiar.
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If Comcast, America's largest broadband provider, buys most of 21st Century Fox from the Murdoch family for more than $70bn, it will be to a similar end—and if the Fox goes to the mouse house instead, it will be because Disney knows that to compete with the new giant it needs to own even more content than it already does.
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Both options tap into the YouTube, SoundCloud, and Spotify generation's unstoppable appetite for more content from their favourite upcoming and established acts, as well as the dreaded music industry's favourite new metric: how much social media reach an act has, which can in turn make or break a recording contract opportunity or the chance to get booked at larger, more lucrative live events.
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In a Newsroom post, Facebook explains that Jones repeatedly broke the platform's Community Standards: Since [last week], more content from the same Pages has been reported to us — upon review, we have taken it down for glorifying violence, which violates our graphic violence policy, and using dehumanizing language to describe people who are transgender, Muslims and immigrants, which violates our hate speech policies.
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You can weep for the state of the written word — and let's face it, a whole lot of content isn't even written these days; I mean, why expend energy composing actual sentences when you can just live stream a melon being slow-ploded by rubber bands, or you can build technology to automate the writing process to churn out even more #content?
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In a statement on its site explaining the new actions, Facebook said: Since [the original ban], more content from the same Pages has been reported to us — upon review, we have taken it down for glorifying violence, which violates our graphic violence policy, and using dehumanizing language to describe people who are transgender, Muslims and immigrants, which violates our hate speech policies.
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Anecdotally, most of the people I know are gravitating toward private chat and in-group memes, which can feel like salves and distractions, and don't carry the same risk as public declarations that have the potential to embarrass you, get you yelled at by strangers, or worse, get you beloved by strangers, who then put constant pressure on you to create more content.
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Experts predict that 2017 will be the first year digital advertising spending eclipses TV. A portion of the CTA report released to Axios earlier this week showed that for first time, more people are using streaming services for content than paid TV. Around 1/3 of consumers say that even though they are accessing more content on mobile, the video viewing quality isn't great.
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I mean, I think that the fair use structure is a really good one, but it's clear that in some cases that we're trying to struggle to see how this framework really fits into memes, and it gets more and more complicated as more and more content behaves like memes online and actually as the entire market of internet and the market around internet culture changes.
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As for today's decision, Facebook laid it out in a statement posted to their site: Since [the original ban], more content from the same Pages has been reported to us — upon review, we have taken it down for glorifying violence, which violates our graphic violence policy, and using dehumanizing language to describe people who are transgender, Muslims and immigrants, which violates our hate speech policies.
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In the future, the paywall will be optimized for a number of factors, ranging from what content triggered a user's hitting the paywall to the user's overall history with the Post, where they're coming from, and the device they're using By the numbers: Subscribers who visit the Post's apps now consume three times more content than subscribers on the Post's website, says Downs Mulder.
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It's periodically corrected its traffic reports and introduced new analytics tools to measure it better; there are now 'native ads' in the format alongside links for further reading; readers can sign up for more content (specifically newsletters) at the bottom of Instant Articles; and to widen the content funnel, Facebook has expanded Instant Articles to support Google AMP and Apple News (two other fast-loading formats for those respective platforms).
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When TechCrunch asked about this, a BBC spokesperson did not respond directly to the Britflix idea but pointed to how the BBC has been developing its platform for third-party content, which it will continue to expand: "Obviously S4C [a Welsh-language public broadcaster] is a channel on iPlayer already – but what we're talking about is more content such as what we did with the RSC for Shakespeare," the spokesperson said.
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So maybe in the narrow short-term period you consumed some more content and maybe you saw some more ads so it seems like it's good for the business but it actually really isn't over time because people make decisions based on what they find valuable, and what we find at least in our work is that what people really want to do is connect with other people.
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