Generic term for songs, movies, TV episodes, etc

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For the model of a software project, I need a generic term that is abstract enough to encompass a single song, TV episode, movie, audiobook, etc.

The word content comes to mind, but it is plural. The words entity and item are much too ambiguous.

Any ideas?


Solution 1:

How about "media item"? That's what I've seen similar software use.

Solution 2:

Use the word "Entertainment"....

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