A person who collects and reports news for news outlets.
REPORTER
An adjective to describe news outlets or items that try to get your interest by presenting information in a worse or more shocking way than it really happened.
SENSATIONALIST
A newspaper, television company or other mass media that publishes news.
NEWS OUTLET
A journalist who expresses opinions about music, art or restaurants
CRITIC
Information that is deliberately created to misinform or deceive people.
Fake news
An adjective used to describe a news story that has the facts right.
ACCURATE
An adjective used to describe a story that is intentionally prejudiced to favour a particular opinion.
BIASED
An adjective to describe a news item that is not influenced by opinions or feelings.
OBJECTIVE
The title of a newspaper article, normally in big letters.
HEADLINE
A news item or source that we think we can believe.
RELIABLE / TRUSTWORTHY
The person who decides what should go in the newspaper or should not is the _ D _ T _ R
EDITOR
A professional who works in the media.
JOURNALIST
A person who travels abroad to report news from another country.
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT
Photographers who follow famous people around in order to get photos of them and sell them to different publications.
paparazzi
A person who reads the news on TV or radio is a N _ WSR _ _ D _ R
NEWSREADER
The person who works on the radio and describes, e.g., a sporting event while it is happening is a C_ MM _ NT _ T _ R
COMMENTATOR
A person who writes articles/takes photos for different newspapers but does not work for one in particular.
freelance journalist
An adjective to describe a news story whose content has been partially or totally eliminated for publication.
censored
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