By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

Commercial advertising [Noun] (advertising on the radio or television, between or during programmes that is typically for the purpose of educating consumers or promoting specific product or service).
Commercial advertising usually involves selling a product or service.
Many products promoted by commercial advertising are harmful to people's health and social relationships, as well as to the environment.
Live broadcast [Noun] (live programmes on television or radio).
We watched a live broadcast of the concert. Is that a live broadcast of the event?
Classified ads [Noun] (a short advertisement that you put in a newspaper or magazine, usually because you want to sell something).
Classified ads can either be normal classified texts or classified display ads. Unfortunately, too many people misuse classified ads.
Periodical [Adjective] (a magazine or newspaper on a particular subject that is published regularly).
She made periodical visits to her dentist.
A periodical town newsletter that is supported by local advertisers.
Domestic news [Noun] (information about something that has happened recently of or inside a particular country).
The newspaper provides more international news than domestic news. International news
He usually updates the latest international news and world events from Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and more.
To keep abreast of something [Expression] (to stay up-to-date with the new information about something).
I often read the newspapers to keep abreast of current affairs. We must keep abreast of the latest development in this field. Entertaining [Adjective] (amusing, funny and enjoyable).
This TV program seems to be very entertaining.
The puppies are very entertaining.
Informative [Adjective] (providing a lot of useful or interesting information).
I read a very informative newspaper article this morning. This site is very informative and helpful.