" February 2008 (UTC)
Eh, I hate marketing speak. Isn't ""experience"" subjective anyway? I don't see how perceived value that's generated from reading, watching or otherwise experiencing some form of media can be objective. In that case, one may as well just use ""media"". Regardless, can someone who knows the etymology of the word add a section on it? In an E-mail conversation with Richard Stallman he suggested that it derived from the noun suffix used in nutrition (fat content etc). I'm wondering whether content in this sense is actually an Americanism as in American plurals (in this case contents) often arbitrarily switch to singular, abstract words (content). Of course, I don't know, which is why I'm asking someone knowledgeable in the subject to write one. ;)   20:52, 21"