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Content, Paid Content

Anja Lambrecht, Kanishka Misra · 2014

Many online content providers aim to compensate for a loss in advertising revenues by charging consumers for access to online content. However, such a choice is not straightforward, because subscription fees typically deter customers, further reducing advertising revenues. In this research, we empirically examine and quantify a content provider’s trade-off between advertising and subscription revenues. We build a unique data set from the sports ’ website ESPN.com, which offers the majority of content for free but charges a membership fee for a subset of articles. We collect data on the number of free and paid articles per day and sport, as well as demand for each type of article per day and sport over a 13-month period. We estimate how the number of free and paid articles affects viewership of the site, and empirically quantify a firm’s trade-off between advertising and subscription revenues, controlling for a wide range of possible demand shifters. We find that, on average, the firm should not adjust the amount of paid content. However, our results show strong differences across sports ’ seasons: the marginal paid article increases revenue in the off-season but decreases revenue in the regular season. This finding implies the firm can increase revenue by flexibly adjusting the amount of

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Cardiolipin content, mitochondrial content and mtDNA content.

Vanessa E. Jahnke (367978), Odile Sabido (367979), Aurélia Defour (135815) et al. · Figshare · 2015

<p>(A) Representative image of mitochondrial staining by nonyl acridine orange (NAO) in L6E9 myoblasts and R1H cells cultured in growth medium (GM) and in differentiation medium (DM) for 36 hours. Nuclei were stained with Hoechst 33342. Cells were visualized by fluorescence microscopy (Olympus inverse microscope IX81 system). (B) Cardiolipin content was determined from the geometric means of height NAO fluorescence signal. (C) Mitochondrial content was assessed from the geometric means of Mitotracker deep red fluorescence signal. Flow cytometry analysis was performed on living cells after doublet exclusion as a function of L6E9 and R1H cells position in the cell cycle (G1, S and G2M). Cells were cultured in GM and DM. (D) mtDNA quantity calculated as the ratio of mitochondrial subunit II of cytochrome oxidase to peptidylprolyl isomerase A DNA levels determined by real-time PCR in L6E9 and R1H cultured in GM and DM. Data are means ± SE from 6 culture dishes. *** <i>P</i><0.001: significantly different from corresponding cells in G1 phase; ††† <i>P</i><0.001: significantly different from L6E9 myoblasts.</p>

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Content of Content Semantics

Nicholas Ferenz, Andrew Tedder · The Australasian Journal of Logic · 2025

In this paper, we investigate Brady's content semantics, which was an early attempt to get around the infamous incompleteness of the standard axiom systems for quantified relevant logics with regard to constant domain expansions of ternary relation semantics. We investigate this semantic framework by showing equivalence to a variation on a recently proposed algebraic version of semantics due to Mares and Goldblatt.

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Narrow content and ur-content

Juhani Yli‐Vakkuri, John Hawthorne · Oxford University Press eBooks · 2018

In Chapter 3 we explore how the question of whether the ordinary notion of content—what we call ‘ur-content’—is narrow, trying as best as we can, on behalf of the internalist, to fend off well-known objections that emerge from the work of Hilary Putnam and Tyler Burge. Those objections turn out not to be completely decisive. However, the project of arguing that ur-content is narrow is portrayed as deeply unpromising.

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Content security and Content regulation

A.P. Shalin · Alma mater Vestnik Vysshey Shkoly · 2021

Discussed is the growing influence of the Internet and social networks on modern society and the formation of a young person’s personality. Due to the development of digital and telecommunication technologies, the number of treats and crimes in this field has been increasing. Thus, the problem of content security and violent content faced by the state and society has never been as acute as in recent years. The article discusses the existing content management systems and their features and briefly describes the activity of the Federal service for supervision of oommunication and information technology Roskomnadzor, as well as its successes and shortcomings. It also describes steps taken by the state in the field of content management and provides examples of existing regulations in the Russian Federation. The article discusses the role of social welfare organizations in the creation of safe cyberspace. It lists public organizations that existed in Russia and were involved in content management and security activities. With the abundance of violent content, some of results obtained by these organizations and solutions they use can be reused to develop a secure virtual environment today.

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Yanna Lei, Lina Hu, Guang Yang et al. · Circulation Journal · 2017

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Farahana Suhaimi, Zaw Zaw Htike, Shawgi Younis et al. · 2019

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Im Kyoung, Ichiro Cho, Suk Sakuma et al. · Circulation Journal · 2018

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Ho Nguyen, Akira Fujiyoshi, Robert Abbott et al. · Circulation Journal · 2013

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Filippo Crea, Rocco Montone, Riccardo Rinaldi et al. · Circulation Journal · 2022

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