Not exact matches
There's a lot of advice on writing original
content, ranging
from the
generic «be helpful, solve a problem» to the well - known «good artists copy, great artists steal.»
It is well - proved by now that offering
generic learning and development
content without considering personal employee talents and aptitudes is far
from effective.
From a low per - person price to promises of big returns, a savvy shopper might be swayed into nabbing more
generic content for the right price.
Our hope is that aside
from the
generic tuning and making the game feel good, we have huge areas of
content that we need to fill out.
TITLE: [Licensing Ontology]: Licensing Digital
Content with a
Generic Ontology: Escaping
from the Jungle of Rights Expression Languages.
But many agents make the mistake of taking the more convenient route, by giving their subscribers
generic, «pre-packaged»
content that has been copied and pasted
from some third - party source.