Sentences with phrase «sponsored content articles»

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While the concept makes most old - school journalists shudder, sponsored content (i.e. articles that essentially function as advertisements) has become increasingly prevalent, particularly amongst digital media brands like Gawker, BuzzFeed, Quartz, and the reinvented Forbes.

But on the actual article page itself, the agency said it wasn't clear enough that it was promoted or sponsored content.

One department produces non-sponsored analyst certified content generally in the form of press releases, articles and reports covering equities listed on NYSE and NASDAQ and the other produces sponsored content (in most cases not reviewed by a registered analyst), which typically consists of compensated investment newsletters, articles and reports covering listed stocks and micro-caps.

The information supposing on http://www.FinancialBuzz.com (the «Site») is possibly original financial news or paid advertisements supposing [exclusively] by our affiliates (sponsored content), FinancialBuzz.com, a financial news media and selling organisation enters into media buys or use agreements with the companies which are the theme to the articles posted on the Site or other editorials for promotion such companies.

The Guardian article highlights it is sponsored content and states under the Danone Nutrition logo: «This content has been sponsored by Danone Nutricia Early Life Nutrition (whose brand it displays).

[Update: The article appeared on 22 April 2015 and does not include any information critical of Danone, although Baby Milk Action provided this to the organisers — see: Media studies: Danone - sponsored content in The Guardian.]

We finally received a response from The Guardian's Head of Editorial for sponsored content after the article had appeared, defending the sponsorship and article, with the suggestion we write a letter for publication.

Advertisers can also display white papers, thought - leadership articles, videos or other promotional material on a «Sponsor Content» position available on ScienceNews.org.

All content on ScienceDaily and affiliated web sites — including, but not limited to, the home page, news headlines and summaries, articles, images, videos, and computer coding — is protected by copyright either by ScienceDaily LLC or its contributors, licensors, partners and sponsors.

Believe it or not, having middle and high school students identify ads on web pages is also an important skill, as is identifying sponsored content and articles that are fluff written to simply draw readers to a site that sells ad space.

This week we spotted an article on the TD newsroom site that linked to a sponsored post from a personal finance blogger, David Carlson, who caters specifically to millennials on primarily US - focused content.

Lawyer Monthly's sponsored articles are engaging and topical, and above all they all have compelling content — this ensures maximum interest from the readership and website visitors.

An inalienable right for publishers to get paid whenever anybody links to their content, on social media or elsewhere, creates a perverse incentive structure: From the perspective of the social network, spreading fake news in the form of sponsored posts makes them money, whereas their users sharing legitimate news articles costs them money.

This article constitutes sponsored content and as such does not necessarily represent the opinions or any endorsements of or by Bitcoin Magazine, its affiliated publications, staff or parent companies.

This article contains sponsored content and is for informational purposes only and should not be taken as investment advice.

Article courtesy of the Recruiting Blogswap, a content exchange service sponsored by CollegeRecruiter.com, a leading site for college students looking for internships and recent graduates searching for entry level jobs and other career opportunities.

For the reasons stated in my previous letter regarding this article, that is pending REM's publication, I find the subject article of a nature whereby it is perplexing to entertain how the the article would not be «sponsored» content.

Furthermore, I would still be challenged to try and understand how such an article would reconcile against REM's «strict editorial guidelines» — even if it had been declared as and acknowledged to be: «sponsored» content!