news media
Information distribution organizations
News media refers collectively to organizations and channels that report current events to the public—newspapers, television networks, radio stations, and online outlets.
The term often appears in discussions of journalism's influence: The news media covered the scandal relentlessly.
Critics across the political spectrum use it to suggest bias or groupthink: The news media got the story wrong.
- reporterOne who gathers news
- journalismNews gathering and dissemination
- newspaperPrinted periodical of current events
- front pageNewspaper's opening display
- editorOne who revises text
muckraking · anchor · talking heads · fact-checking · press freedom · 24-hour · freedom of the press · press · editorial independence · investigative journalism · pundit · sound bite · whistleblowing · tabloid · broadcast · breaking · headlines · viral
- mediatelevision, broadcasting, video, radio station, TV show
- journalismreporters, interview, editors, student editors, school paper
- Information Industriespublishing, broadcasting, journalism, television, radio
- mass culturepop culture, popular culture, mass communication, entertainment, television
- culturemusic taste, beliefs, food preferences, custom, festivals
- media businessadvertising, ratings, subscriptions, revenue streams, monetization
news mediafiction
Imagined narrative work
Hollywood · reality television · soap operas · cinema · entertainment industry
news mediacensorship
Official content restriction
information blackout · suppression · classified information · cover-up · media blackout
news mediaword of mouth
Information passed through conversation
gossip · rumor mill · grapevine · social media · personal correspondence
new, news, media, mediator, median, mediate, newsletter, newscaster, newscast