Adjective
(advertising, of a television advertisement) Running for a relatively long time, typically more than two minutes.
(journalism, broadcasting) Longer and more detailed than is normal.
a longform article; a longform news broadcast
At IO, Halpern combined Shepherd's "Time Dash" game with Del Close's "Harold" game; the revised format for the Harold became the fundamental structure for the development of modern longform improvisation. Source: Internet
Hex - alongside some other London visual experimenters such as iE - produced a series of videos for a longform VHS version of the album. Source: Internet
Improvisational comedy Three improvisers performing longform improv comedy at the Gorilla Tango Theatre in Chicago. Source: Internet
Jim Quinn was one of Philadelphia’s finest, funniest, and smartest writers — of longform journalism, essays about food and language, and poetry for the first four decades of his career, and later of fiction as well. Source: Internet
At our agency we have hundreds of clients, and i would wager that less than 5% write their longform content directly on the website. Source: Internet
He invented, or at least perfected, the art of longform feature reporting, and every month print ripples of his voice and perspective. Source: Internet