news industry
Fourth estate business
The news industry encompasses organizations that gather, produce, and distribute journalism—newspapers, television networks, radio stations, wire services, and digital publications.
The term often appears in discussions about economic pressures, consolidation, and the shift from print to online media: The news industry has struggled to adapt to declining ad revenue.
Sometimes used interchangeably with "the media" or "the press."
- camerasVisual recording devices
- televisionBroadcast viewing device
- journalistNews profession practitioner
- public awarenessShared recognition of issues
- wire servicesSuppliers of syndicated journalism
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Commercial arts and media sector
Hollywood · gaming industry · show business · reality television · sports entertainment
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Government surveillance and espionage organizations
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Stored documents from the past
academia · historical preservation · museums · libraries · academic publishing
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