"light content" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to material that is not particularly serious or dense in terms of meaning. For example, "The blog post contained light content that was focused on humor and fun facts."
Facebook and MySpace meet that standard, Coors Brewing says, but the Coors Light content would be removed from either or both Web sites if that were to change.
But, as the pendulum swings between these two extremes — the light content and the heavy lifting, the amateurs and the academy — I would propose a middle ground.
The average light content requires frequencies as low as 20 hertz to be transmitted, and picture detail demands frequencies up to five megahertz for a standard television picture.
Acceptable audio quality under certain circumstances may be achieved with a bandwidth as small as five kilohertz, as in AM radio; a much larger bandwidth is needed for transmitting a moving picture because it is necessary to convey the overall average light content of a picture as well as the picture detail.
Even now, it's hard to sort out what Dying Light content on YouTube has been purchased into existence, and what hasn't.
In the early days of the internet, websites hosted light content that gave basic information about a company or a product.
Light contents of bowl while pulling up the bottle slowly, but steadily.
Here's a taster of some of their lighter content, like Ghost or Heatwave.
Will i still be able to count on such contributors providing the intellectual ballast to balance the lighter content?
And it had almost none of the lighter content, like sports or entertainment, that its competitors put in the back section of each issue.
"Maybe the story of the play was too dark for Broadway last spring, when things with a lighter content seemed to be doing better".
