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It's interesting how the word "content" has gone from meaning something of substance to a generic term for written words or media (often devoid of any substance). As the among of content (in the internet sense) one is bombarded with continues to grow, I continually wish for more substance and fewer posts, emails, tweets, viral videos, ... which is exactly why the ad resonates so strongly.
