Journalism 1 (units 1-3)

a type of news that is not considered very serious or widely important, is typically related to human-interest stories

the virtual communication medium that is accessible through electronic devices

a thing, behavior, or activity that is true or popular for a period of time

a type of journalism that is distributed through radio or television

the collection of people and organizations who distribute and communicate news to the public

a news or media company involved in television, radio, and/or publishing

an event or situation that is an appropriate or relevant subject for a news story

a particular approach or way of thinking about something

a news story that covers a general idea or trend rather than immediate events and is usually considered soft news

a story about a particular person's life or achievements

the subject or location a reporter regularly covers for his or her job

to report a story or provide information about the subject

a situation that is described in the news

the range of activities involved in the presentation of news stories, including collecting, writing, and editing stories

a type of news that is serious and significant to a wide audience

the general group of people working for news agencies

if news is like that, it is related to an event that just occurred

related programs presented regularly in a particular order

a written or spoken account of an event or situation

to carefully and extensively search for facts and evidence about something in order to learn more about it