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ONLINE NEWS
online version of a newspaper
BROADSHEET
a newspaper printed on large sheets of paper
“THE DAILY”
a newspaper that is published every day except Sunday
A TABLOID
a newspaper with fairly small pages mostly containing stories about famous people and not much “serious” news
WEEKLY PUBLICATION
a magazine, newspaper
MEDIA OUTLET
a newspaper that publishes news stories
BIWEEKLY
a magazine that is published twice a week/month
BULLETIN
a magazine or newspaper produced regularly by a club or organization to give information to its members
COMPACT
a newspaper with fairly small pages that deals with serious news issues
FANZINE
magazine written for and by fans
HEAVY
(informal) serious newspaper
HEADLINES
heading or title appearing at the top of a page or article
COLUMNS
news that is printed in vertical columns rather than taking a whole page
ADVICE COLUMN
a column in the newspaper where advice is given to people who write in it
OBITUARIES
a section in the newspaper about people who have recently died
HOROSCOPE
section in the newspaper about star and zodiac signs which foretell the future
WEATHER REPORT
a section in the newspaper for weather forecasts
BUSINESS SECTION
a section in the newspaper with business news
INTERNATIONAL/WORLD NEWS SECTION
a section in the newspaper which focuses on news from abroad
CAPTION
an explanation or title matching a picture or cartoon
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
a section in the newspaper for people to express their views to the editor of the newspaper
SPECIAL FEATURE
a special story
EDITORIAL
a news article containing the editor’s opinions
COMIC STRIP
a cartoon serious in the newspaper
CIRCULATION
the number of copies a newspaper distributes on an average day
LAYOUT
the way articles are designed on a page
SENSATION NEWS
news which causes public excitement or interest
HOT OFF THE PRESS
news that has just been printed and is very recent
ISSUE (n)
an important topic for a debate, or a copy of a newspaper
FAST-CHECKERS
a person (or people) who checks if the newspaper facts and information in an article are correct
INFORMATION OVERLOAD
exposure to too much information or data
YELLOW JOURNALISM
a type of journalism that presents little or no legitimate well-researched news and instead uses eye-catching headlines to sell more newspapers.
JOURNALESE
style of language or idioms used by journalists
MARATHON TALKS
very long talks
the “GO-AHEAD”
the permission/(be given) the permission to do something
“ELEVENTH HOUR”
last minute
UNDER COVER OF DARKNESS
protected by the fact that it was dark
CONFRONTATION(S)
violent acts of conflict
SHROUDED IN MYSTERY
not known
A LAST-DITCH ATTEMPT
a final try
PLUNGED INTO CHAOS
put into extremely difficult situation
(FOR HIS/HER) POLITICAL LIFE
in danger of losing one’s position
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