entertainment
Let an agent help people find and choose entertainment, explain the entertainment industry and its regulation, support event and venue questions, and describe cultural forms with attribution.
Research draft, second pass
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Purpose and description
Let an agent help people find and choose entertainment, explain the entertainment industry and its regulation, support event and venue questions, and describe cultural forms with attribution.
Activity that provides amusement, enjoyment or diversion to an audience or participants, including performances, film, television, music, games, sport, amusement parks and family entertainment centres, and the industry that produces and distributes it; entertainment is a major economic sector, shaped by technology and regulated for content, safety and rights.
What it is for: Enjoyment, leisure and cultural life.
It can be find entertainment options; explain the industry and its economics; explain content ratings and regulation; support organising entertainment.
Distinguishing features
Amusement purpose
Many forms
Industry and culture
Regulated content
What it looks like
Shows, screens, games and venues.
How it is recognised
Aimed at enjoyment
Live or recorded
Education and information are distinct purposes, though they overlap
Related models
is a kind of - category
is a kind of - category
includes - form
includes - medium
In practice
Families and kinds
live performance and events
film, television and streaming
music
games and sports
amusement venues and family entertainment centres
Standards and regulation
Content rating and classification systems
Venue licensing and safety rules
Copyright and performers rights
Failure modes and hazards
Inappropriate content for audiences
Venue safety incidents
Ticket fraud
Also called
Where this came from
wikidata · CC0 1.0
Also registered as vr.tr.entertainment
Drafted structure
Bundle to layer to finding to question, as the second pass will find it: 4 bundles · 8 layers · 8 findings · 16 questions.
Find Choosing entertainment.
Needs and audience.
Options
What is available.
Options
Options.
- Which entertainment options suit this audience, budget and location? action
- Where are official tickets or access? provenance
Ratings
Age ratings.
Ratings
Ratings.
- What age rating or classification does this content carry, and what does it mean? provenance
- Is it suitable for the intended audience? boundary
Industry The entertainment business.
Economics and change.
Economics
How the industry works.
Economics
Economics.
- How does the entertainment industry earn revenue, and how is it changing with streaming and games? provenance
- Which data sources report on it? provenance
Rights
Rights and licensing.
Rights
Rights.
- Which rights and licences apply to producing and distributing entertainment content? provenance
- How are performers and creators paid? provenance
Organise Providing entertainment.
Events and venues.
Events
Organising events.
Events
Events.
- What is needed to organise an entertainment event, from licensing to safety? action
- Which entry fits the specific event type? action
Venues
Amusement venues.
Venues
Venues.
- Which safety and licensing rules apply to amusement parks and family entertainment centres? provenance
- How are rides inspected? provenance
Culture Entertainment in society.
Attribution.
Forms
Cultural forms.
Forms
Cultural forms.
- What are the entertainment traditions of this culture, as its members describe them? provenance
- Which are heritage? provenance
Debates
Debates.
Debates
Debates.
- What debates exist about entertainment content, screen time or regulation, attributed to their proponents? provenance
- Is the description balanced? boundary
What the second pass must settle
- Should each entertainment form be a separate entry?
- How should listings be linked?
- How should rating systems be localised?