content creation

American  

[kahn-tent-kree-ay-shuhn] / ˈkɑn tɛnt kriˈeɪ ʃən /

noun

1. the act, process, or profession of making media for public consumption, especially digital media posted online.

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Example Sentences

There is a gold rush–style frenzy for young people to capitalize on the expanding industry of content creation, and the push to constantly mine the attention economy for clicks, comments, shares, and follows has resulted in some murky ethical waters.

From Slate

“I’m not sure that the broader market appreciates how big the economy is for digital content creation,” said Ares partner Jim Miller, who co-leads the company’s sports and entertainment strategy.

From The Wall Street Journal

Software that is embedded and critical to an enterprise is safer from AI than software for data analysis or content creation, Golub said, noting that his BDC’s exposure to the latter types is limited.

From Barron's

The firm favors software makers whose products are “real entrenched enterprise systems” rather than more disruption-prone “digital content creation or data analytics and visualization” tools, Arougheti said.

From The Wall Street Journal

“While it is a strong endorsement of D’Amaro’s abilities to elevate experiences to the fore, he should not lose sight of Disney’s core capabilities: ultimately, the key to its success and future growth lies in content creation.”

From MarketWatch