Sentences with phrase «lack of free content»

not a lot of free stuff anymore, shocked to see the lacking of free content that plus used to offer, not happy with the next two updates

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The most obvious feature of free open source (FOS) materials is the lack of cost for the materials themselves - most open - source content is free of cost in digital form.

Thanks to the rapid development and the growing importance of content marketing, most industries make the regular creation of quality and useful content imperative, so we can rest assured there'll be no lack of these specific, valuable — and free — bursts of information for the time being.

«Our books are tiny, and tiny things tend to cost less in our marketplace than regular - size things,» says Prabhaker, adding that volunteer labor, free content from the writers and lack of national distribution all allow them to keep their prices lower.

The lack of control shown by Amazon suits their marketing plan as the try to dominate the market with their Kindle platform by using cheap, and now more often than not, free and abundant content.

Dark Horse Comics iPad app does many things right — there are tons of free comics and even content from Dynamite Entertainment (publishers of The Boys and Game of Thrones)-- but its sluggish performance will make you wish that Dark Horse would simply abandon the app in favor of using Comixology's offering (which currently lacks Dark Horse Comics» books).

Priced at $ 149.99, the Kobo lacks WiFi or 3G but does at least come with Bluetooth, for wireless transfers of ebooks from your computer to the device; those ebooks, Borders hope, come from their own selection of over 1m titles, though you can also load up any DRM - free ePub or PDF content.

It had a nonexistent singleplayer and felt more like a free to play shooter with it's appalling lack of content and charging full retail price no less!

While the game wasn't exactly well received at launch most of the negativity was surrounding its steep price point, lack of content and season pass, all of which should be a non-issue with the switch to free to play.

Every time a new free - to - play game clamors for coin, gamers bemoan the lack of more traditional mobile fare — quality premium titles packed with compelling content at a fair fixed price.

SQE1's content «leaves a lot to be desired», the lack of proscribed routes will lead to a «market free - for - all» and Crisp has «serious concerns» about the new exam's potential impact on social mobility and diversity.

That raises the question of how free speech scales to user - generated content sharing networks that lack the curation and editorial oversight of traditional news distribution systems.