"entertaining information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to information that is entertaining or enjoyable to read. For example: "This blog post contains a lot of entertaining information about current events."
Part media company, part technology company—it's all about turning data into useful, compelling, and entertaining information.
And by content, I mean valuable, educational, and entertaining information that attracts an audience and begins a sales process that doesn't make people feel sold.
The app displays the profiles of your friends' pets, but if my friends are any indication, these profiles offer limited (and not very entertaining) information.
But this book does contain some evocative pictures and, if you can turn down the editorializing, some provocative and very entertaining information as well.
It is an apt reflection of the enormous demand for enlightening and entertaining information that was a feature of the lifestyle of the educated elite within the urban communities of the Muslim world.
Within a single year we have lost both Jack Wolf and Tom Cover, two of my favorite people as well as two of the most brilliant and entertaining information theorists.
Exploration should occur before any Explanation or introduction of new terms or information, so that students are primed and ready to entertain new information, explanations, and ideas (Posner et al., 1982).
Keep in mind that your audience is coming to your site for one of three reasons: to be entertained, find information, or to buy something.
Agencies do proactively publish information and do entertain requests for information and data from the public and third parties.
That is just one reason why we find the District Court's refusal in the present case to hold an evidentiary hearing on remedies -- to update and flesh out the available information before entertaining the possibility of structural relief -- so problematic.... II.
Stop the Lies: Parents take their children to SeaWorld to learn about the ocean and be entertained, but the information provided by SeaWorld is often warped if not dead wrong.
