"informative talk" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a speech or discussion that provides useful information or facts. For example: "The keynote speaker delivered an informative talk about current trends in the industry."
Dr. Mehmet Oz's show was recognized in the informative talk show category.
"The Dr. Oz Show" won the Emmy for informative talk show for the second year.
This informative talk will be followed by a pitch session from thirty YC companies who are hiring.
Heavily publicized newcomer "Katie" scored three nominations, including one for outstanding informative talk show.
Other winners included "Extra" for entertainment news program, "The Chew" for informative talk show, "The Price Is Right" for game show, Oz for informative talk show host, Craig Ferguson of "Celebrity Name Game" for game show host and "CBS Sunday Morning" for morning program.
And watch Lori's interesting and informative talk on "Sand Seas of the Solar System," as presented on March 2, 2011, as part of the SETI Institute's weekly Colloquium series.
Journalists, students and intellectuals speak of their overriding feeling of relief that they no longer have to fear the police or being summoned for sinister "informative talks".
And it has a very well-stocked bar, open to guests and visitors, and you'll sometimes find informative talks or local music here.
And some 40 Otpor activists and other opposition figures have been detained in recent days for "informative talks" with the police.
Neither man was formally arrested, merely "summoned for informative talks," said Nebojsa Covic, one of five deputy prime ministers now in charge until Mr. Djindjic's Democratic Party elects a new leader.
But it's not all about consumers, if you're in the drinks trade, be sure to check out the excellent programme of fun but very informative talks in the Bacardi Training Team hub located in Seven Dials.
