Definition of infotainment in English:

infotainment

noun ˌɪnfə(ʊ)ˈteɪnm(ə)ntˌɪnfoʊˈteɪnmənt

mass noun

Broadcast material which is intended both to entertain and to inform.
信息娱乐广播
Example sentencesExamples
- When Americans begin to think of us as profit-making centers and vehicles for infotainment, they're not receptive to arguments about protecting free press.
- With the rise of the mass media, the very processes of cultural activity and conversation has been turned into commodity: current affairs, elite sport, soap operas, infotainment.
- A plethora of entertainment, infotainment, sports and news channels have gone on air in this period.
- Call it infotainment, edutainment or entertainment, everything is available at the venue.
- This has resulted in the commercial news media offering more and more infotainment, with the aim of attracting and keeping an audience.
- They renewed my hope that our profession has not sunk completely into a morass of infotainment journalism that serves to prop up corporate ownership and pop culture.
- With society becoming increasingly depoliticised and infotainment consuming a greater slice of the news cake, even our desire for the truth is debatable.
- New lows may have been plumbed in infotainment or entertainment but they constituted commercial highs.
- In consequence, elements of infotainment have entered news programming and viewers demand a faster pace and fewer ‘talking heads'.
- Information and documentation, in the hand of corporate interests in TV-land, have become practices of the past, easily replaced by infotainment and broadcast excuses for advertising spots.
- Located in the wine and beer section, for example, the screens might provide infotainment about things like grape types, the latest harvest, and wine specials on sale in the store.
- These films would provide good quality Hollywood entertainment and infotainment.
- Maybe they realized they were ignorant of the world they live in, partly because television networks have been steadily replacing international news coverage with infotainment and reality shows.
- We can't escape the ever-increasing waves of advertising, infotainment, fluff and mayhem that hit us at every turn.
- It is, after all, the Internet - a heady mixture of commerce, education, infotainment, tricksters, agendas, games and entertainment.
- As you said, let's not idealize the history of American journalism, but there was a time, as some listeners pointed out, when news wasn't infotainment.
- Digitised content is all about infotainment - films, television, and media more generally.
- When pornography is commercialized as infotainment, it is bought and sold in the entertainment market on the Internet, proprietarily commoditized for its consumers.
- In TV, we've seen the growth of infotainment formats blending entertainment and informational aspects of media consumption.
- We've all complained about creeping infotainment, media concentration, the lack of serious investigative TV, the tabloid nature of the magazine shows and on and on.

Origin

1980s (originally US): blend of information and entertainment.

Definition of infotainment in US English:

infotainment

nounˌinfōˈtānməntˌɪnfoʊˈteɪnmənt

Broadcast material which is intended both to entertain and to inform.
信息娱乐广播
Example sentencesExamples
- We've all complained about creeping infotainment, media concentration, the lack of serious investigative TV, the tabloid nature of the magazine shows and on and on.
- In TV, we've seen the growth of infotainment formats blending entertainment and informational aspects of media consumption.
- New lows may have been plumbed in infotainment or entertainment but they constituted commercial highs.
- Call it infotainment, edutainment or entertainment, everything is available at the venue.
- These films would provide good quality Hollywood entertainment and infotainment.
- They renewed my hope that our profession has not sunk completely into a morass of infotainment journalism that serves to prop up corporate ownership and pop culture.
- This has resulted in the commercial news media offering more and more infotainment, with the aim of attracting and keeping an audience.
- Located in the wine and beer section, for example, the screens might provide infotainment about things like grape types, the latest harvest, and wine specials on sale in the store.
- In consequence, elements of infotainment have entered news programming and viewers demand a faster pace and fewer ‘talking heads'.
- With the rise of the mass media, the very processes of cultural activity and conversation has been turned into commodity: current affairs, elite sport, soap operas, infotainment.
- Information and documentation, in the hand of corporate interests in TV-land, have become practices of the past, easily replaced by infotainment and broadcast excuses for advertising spots.
- Maybe they realized they were ignorant of the world they live in, partly because television networks have been steadily replacing international news coverage with infotainment and reality shows.
- We can't escape the ever-increasing waves of advertising, infotainment, fluff and mayhem that hit us at every turn.
- When pornography is commercialized as infotainment, it is bought and sold in the entertainment market on the Internet, proprietarily commoditized for its consumers.
- It is, after all, the Internet - a heady mixture of commerce, education, infotainment, tricksters, agendas, games and entertainment.
- Digitised content is all about infotainment - films, television, and media more generally.
- As you said, let's not idealize the history of American journalism, but there was a time, as some listeners pointed out, when news wasn't infotainment.
- With society becoming increasingly depoliticised and infotainment consuming a greater slice of the news cake, even our desire for the truth is debatable.
- A plethora of entertainment, infotainment, sports and news channels have gone on air in this period.
- When Americans begin to think of us as profit-making centers and vehicles for infotainment, they're not receptive to arguments about protecting free press.

Origin

1980s (originally US): blend of information and entertainment.

词汇	infotainment
释义	Definition of infotainment in English: infotainment noun ˌɪnfə(ʊ)ˈteɪnm(ə)ntˌɪnfoʊˈteɪnmənt mass noun Broadcast material which is intended both to entertain and to inform. 信息娱乐广播 Example sentencesExamples When Americans begin to think of us as profit-making centers and vehicles for infotainment, they're not receptive to arguments about protecting free press. With the rise of the mass media, the very processes of cultural activity and conversation has been turned into commodity: current affairs, elite sport, soap operas, infotainment. A plethora of entertainment, infotainment, sports and news channels have gone on air in this period. Call it infotainment, edutainment or entertainment, everything is available at the venue. This has resulted in the commercial news media offering more and more infotainment, with the aim of attracting and keeping an audience. They renewed my hope that our profession has not sunk completely into a morass of infotainment journalism that serves to prop up corporate ownership and pop culture. With society becoming increasingly depoliticised and infotainment consuming a greater slice of the news cake, even our desire for the truth is debatable. New lows may have been plumbed in infotainment or entertainment but they constituted commercial highs. In consequence, elements of infotainment have entered news programming and viewers demand a faster pace and fewer ‘talking heads'. Information and documentation, in the hand of corporate interests in TV-land, have become practices of the past, easily replaced by infotainment and broadcast excuses for advertising spots. Located in the wine and beer section, for example, the screens might provide infotainment about things like grape types, the latest harvest, and wine specials on sale in the store. These films would provide good quality Hollywood entertainment and infotainment. Maybe they realized they were ignorant of the world they live in, partly because television networks have been steadily replacing international news coverage with infotainment and reality shows. We can't escape the ever-increasing waves of advertising, infotainment, fluff and mayhem that hit us at every turn. It is, after all, the Internet - a heady mixture of commerce, education, infotainment, tricksters, agendas, games and entertainment. As you said, let's not idealize the history of American journalism, but there was a time, as some listeners pointed out, when news wasn't infotainment. Digitised content is all about infotainment - films, television, and media more generally. When pornography is commercialized as infotainment, it is bought and sold in the entertainment market on the Internet, proprietarily commoditized for its consumers. In TV, we've seen the growth of infotainment formats blending entertainment and informational aspects of media consumption. We've all complained about creeping infotainment, media concentration, the lack of serious investigative TV, the tabloid nature of the magazine shows and on and on. Origin 1980s (originally US): blend of information and entertainment. Definition of infotainment in US English: infotainment nounˌinfōˈtānməntˌɪnfoʊˈteɪnmənt Broadcast material which is intended both to entertain and to inform. 信息娱乐广播 Example sentencesExamples We've all complained about creeping infotainment, media concentration, the lack of serious investigative TV, the tabloid nature of the magazine shows and on and on. In TV, we've seen the growth of infotainment formats blending entertainment and informational aspects of media consumption. New lows may have been plumbed in infotainment or entertainment but they constituted commercial highs. Call it infotainment, edutainment or entertainment, everything is available at the venue. These films would provide good quality Hollywood entertainment and infotainment. They renewed my hope that our profession has not sunk completely into a morass of infotainment journalism that serves to prop up corporate ownership and pop culture. This has resulted in the commercial news media offering more and more infotainment, with the aim of attracting and keeping an audience. Located in the wine and beer section, for example, the screens might provide infotainment about things like grape types, the latest harvest, and wine specials on sale in the store. In consequence, elements of infotainment have entered news programming and viewers demand a faster pace and fewer ‘talking heads'. With the rise of the mass media, the very processes of cultural activity and conversation has been turned into commodity: current affairs, elite sport, soap operas, infotainment. Information and documentation, in the hand of corporate interests in TV-land, have become practices of the past, easily replaced by infotainment and broadcast excuses for advertising spots. Maybe they realized they were ignorant of the world they live in, partly because television networks have been steadily replacing international news coverage with infotainment and reality shows. We can't escape the ever-increasing waves of advertising, infotainment, fluff and mayhem that hit us at every turn. When pornography is commercialized as infotainment, it is bought and sold in the entertainment market on the Internet, proprietarily commoditized for its consumers. It is, after all, the Internet - a heady mixture of commerce, education, infotainment, tricksters, agendas, games and entertainment. Digitised content is all about infotainment - films, television, and media more generally. As you said, let's not idealize the history of American journalism, but there was a time, as some listeners pointed out, when news wasn't infotainment. With society becoming increasingly depoliticised and infotainment consuming a greater slice of the news cake, even our desire for the truth is debatable. A plethora of entertainment, infotainment, sports and news channels have gone on air in this period. When Americans begin to think of us as profit-making centers and vehicles for infotainment, they're not receptive to arguments about protecting free press. Origin 1980s (originally US): blend of information and entertainment.
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