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Manifest Content: In a content analysis of a television text, the characters and their actions.

Latent Content: The hidden (i.e., unconscious) meaning of thoughts or actions, especially in dreams or fantasies. In dreams, it is expressed in distorted, disguised, condensed, and symbolic form.

Information Content Effect: The correlation between predicted and actual stock returns, sometimes used to measure the contribution of a financial analyst. An IC of 1.0 indicates a perfect linear relationship between pr . . . View Full Definition

Fresh Content: Content which is dynamic in nature and gives people a reason to keep paying attention to your website. Many SEOs talk up fresh content, but fresh content does not generally mean re-editing o . . . View Full Definition

Dynamic Content: Email-newsletter content that changes from one recipient to the next according to a set of predetermined rules or variables, usually according to preferences the user sets when opting in to . . . View Full Definition

Manifest System: Tracking of hazardous waste from cradle to grave (generation through disposal), with accompanying documents known as manifests.

User Generated Content (UGC): Social Media, wikis, Folksonomies, and some blogs rely heavily on User Generated Content. One could say that Google is exploiting the entire web as UGC for an advertising venue.

TOC (Table Of Contents): The digital subcode information that identifies a disc, indicates the number of tracks, the starting and ending points of these tracks, and the total running time of the disc. When included, . . . View Full Definition

Static Content: Content which does not change frequently. May also refer to content that does not have any social elements to it and does not use dynamic programming languages. Many static sites do well, bu . . . View Full Definition

Quality Content: Content which is linkworthy in nature.