"share entertainment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the idea of mutual participation in activities that bring enjoyment, particularly when those activities involve more than one person. For example, you might say, "We decided to celebrate our anniversary by sharing entertainment and going to a movie together."
Moving to enhance its PlayStation 3 game console, Sony today plans to announce new online capabilities for it, meant to draw gamers into Sony's cyberspace community and allow them to share entertainment content they have created, à la YouTube.
One of those definitions is that crowdsourcing can be an online community facilitating a large group of people from across the globe to meet with each other in order to discuss and exchange ideas, solve problems, and share entertainment (Brabham 2008).
"With the rise in mobile video consumption, we've set out to build the most user-friendly experience that allows people to easily discover and share entertainment they care about without it having to disappear," he says.
Our ninth annual study on how people watch, consume and share entertainment drove home just how much algorithms, brands and connections play in the discovery of entertainment content.
Our friends become the constant place to fill daily chatter, share entertainment, recreation, and be a shoulder to cry on when we need it.
3. Brands as Entertainment Channels As we continue to turn to the Internet to watch, consume, and share entertainment, big brands are building media channels.
Meanwhile, Jones wants Vevo to be in the living room, the music-sharing tool of choice for shared entertainment between friends, flatmates and families.
So, if at any point during the festive season you find yourself desperate for shared entertainment options (that don't involve getting out in the fresh air, of course), here is a selection box of local multiplayer titles that will fit the bill.
Founded in 2007, mig33 focuses on sharing entertainment content in emerging markets.
It has several centers – messaging, communications, news, media capture and sharing, entertainment and games.
Combining program discovery, simple and seamless universal control and shared entertainment experiences steps beyond simple remote controls and changes the TV landscape.
