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- Academic journalPeer-reviewed scholarly periodical
- Adversarial journalismAdversarial journalism refers to a style of journalism where the journalist adopts an oppo
- Advocacy journalismGenre of journalism that adopts a non-objective viewpoint
- Alternative mediaMedia sources that differ from established or dominant types of media
- Analytic journalismField of journalism
- Article (publishing)Published written work
- Arts journalismArts journalism is a branch of journalism concerned with the reporting and discussion of t
- Assignment editorNewsroom job in journalism
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- BBCBritish public service broadcaster
- BBC Sound ArchiveThe BBC Sound Archive is a collection of audio recordings maintained by the BBC and founde
- Beat reportingIn-depth journalism on an issue or topic
- Brand awarenessConsumer awareness among household
- Breaking newsCurrent issue that has to be reported
- Broadcast journalismField of news and journals which are broadcast
- Broadcasting House, Belfast54°35′38″N 5°55′48″W / 54.594°N 5.930°W
- Business journalismBranch of journalism
- BylineDisplay of article author's name
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- CaricatureSimplified or exaggerated artistic image
- CartoonType of two-dimensional visual art
- CensorshipSuppression of speech and information
- Chair of the BBCThe Chair of the BBC, referred to as Chairman when the incumbent is male and Chairwoman wh
- Chequebook journalismPractice of news reporters paying sources for information
- ChurnalismJournalism based on press releases and agency stories
- Civic journalismJournalism done in the public interest
- Code of ethics in mediaCode of ethics that multiple forms of media follow
- Collaborative journalismPractice where multiple news organizations work together
- Column (periodical)Recurring piece or article in a periodical
- ColumnistPerson who writes for publication in a series
- Comics journalismJournalism in comics form
- Community journalismType of news coverage
- CorrespondentJournalist contributing reports from a remote location
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- Data journalismJournalistic process
- Database journalismPrinciple in information management
- DatelinePiece of news text
- Department for Digital, Culture, Media and SportUK Government ministerial department
- Drone journalismDrone journalism is the use of drones, or unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), for journalisti
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- EditorialJournalism genre
- Editorial boardGroup of experts that dictate a publication's editorial policy
- Editorial independenceFreedom of editors to make decisions
- English interrogative wordsThe English interrogative words (also known as "wh words" or "wh forms") are words in Engl
- Entertainment journalismForm of journalism that focuses on popular culture
- Explanatory journalismJournalism with greater context
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- FacebookSocial networking service owned by Meta Platforms
- Fact-checkingProcess of verifying information in non-fictional text
- False balanceReporting on a fringe assertion as if it were legitimate debate
- False equivalenceA false equivalence or false equivalency is an informal fallacy in which an equivalence is
- Fashion journalismType of journalism
- Feature storyPiece of non-fiction writing about news
- Five WsChecklist used by journalists
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- Immersion journalismStyle of journalism
- Independent mediaMass communication outlets not associated with governments or corporations
- InfotainmentMedia consisting of both information and entertainment
- InteractivityInteraction between users and computers
- Internal communicationsOrganizational function or department
- Internet memeCultural item spread via the Internet
- Interpretive journalismJournalism genre
- Interview (journalism)Series of questions and answers led by a journalist
- Inverted pyramid (journalism)Communication of major details before minor details
- Investigative journalismForm of journalism in which reporters deeply investigate a single topic
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- John Hamilton MortimerJohn Hamilton Mortimer ARA (17 September 1740 – 4 February 1779) was a British figure and
- JournaleseLinguistic register used in news media
- Journalism cultureJournalism culture is described as a "shared occupational ideology among newsworkers". The
- Journalism genresThe term "journalism genres" refers to various journalism styles, fields or separate genre
- Journalism schoolEducational institution specializing on journalism
- Journalistic interventionismTerm
- Journalistic objectivityPrinciple in journalism
- Journalistic scandalPublicized controversy about journalistic actions
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- MagazinePublication that is typically distributed at a regular interval
- Man bites dogAphorism in journalism
- Managing editorA managing editor (ME) is a senior member of a publication's management team. Typically, t
- Media biasBias within the mass media
- Media pluralismPlurality of voices, opinions, and analyses in media systems
- Media relationsPublic relations with media outlets
- Media scrumImprovised press conference
- Medical journalismReporting of medical news
- MultimediaContent using a combination of forms
- Multimedia journalismPractice of contemporary journalism
- Music journalismJournalism genre
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- Narrative journalismForm of creative nonfiction
- National GeographicAmerican monthly magazine
- Nature (journal)British scientific journal
- NBCAmerican broadcast television network
- New JournalismStyle of news writing and journalism
- NewsInformation about current events
- News agencyNews gathering organization
- News desertCommunity with lesser news coverage
- News directorA news director is an individual at a broadcast station or network who is in charge of the
- News embargoTactic for delaying publication by the press of a news item
- News leakUnsanctioned release of confidential information to news media
- News mediaElements of mass media that focus on delivering news
- News presenterPerson who presents news during a news program
- News propagandaPropaganda packaged as credible news
- News styleProse style used for news reporting
- News valuesCriteria that influence the selection of events as published news
- Newsagent's shopShop or person selling newspapers and magazines
- NewspaperScheduled publication of information about current events
- Newspaper of recordMajor newspapers that are considered authoritative
- NewspaperofrecordNewspaperofrecord (foaled 1 March 2016) is an Irish-bred, American-trained Thoroughbred ra
- NewsroomHome for journalism
- Nonprofit journalismJournalism funded by philanthropy
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- Peace journalismStyle and theory of reporting
- Pentagon PapersU.S. defense Vietnam involvement report
- PhotojournalismUsing images to tell a news story
- Pink-slime journalismPractice of publishing poor-quality outsourced reports as local news
- PlayboyAmerican lifestyle and entertainment magazine
- Political editorSenior reporter covering politics
- Political journalismBranch of journalism
- Press conferenceMedia event attended by journalists
- Press galleryParliamentary reporters
- Press passCard for journalists
- Press poolGroup of journalists (US term)
- Press releaseInformation provided for public relations
- PropagandaCommunication used to influence opinion
- Public broadcastingElectronic media outlets whose primary mission is public service
- Public relationsManagement of public communication of organizations
- Public service journalismReporting done in the public interest
- PunditSomeone who offers their opinion via mass media
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- Safety of journalistsSafety of journalists is the ability of journalists and media professionals to receive, pr
- Science (journal)Academic journal of the AAAS
- Science journalismJournalism genre
- Scientific AmericanAmerican monthly science magazine
- Scoop (news)Journalism term
- Sensor journalismUse of sensors to generate or collect data in journalism
- Sixth AvenueNorth-south avenue in Manhattan, New York City
- Soft mediaOrganizations focused on producing infotainment
- Sound biteShort audio clip extracted from a recording
- Source (journalism)Person, publication, or document that gives timely information
- Source protectionJournalist right
- Spin roomArea where press speaks with debate participants
- Sports journalismForm of journalism that reports on sporting topics and competitions
- Springer NatureAcademic publisher
- State mediaMedia under editorial control of a government
- Stringer (journalism)Freelance journalist, photographer, or videographer
- Student publicationMedia outlet run by students
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- Tabloid journalismStyle of largely sensationalist journalism
- Tabloid televisionForm of tabloid journalism
- Technology journalismJournalism genre
- Television broadcasterTelecommunications network for TV programming
- The New York TimesAmerican daily newspaper
- The TimesBritish daily national newspaper
- The Wall Street JournalAmerican business-focused daily newspaper
- The Washington PostAmerican daily newspaper
- TikTokChinese video-focused social media platform
- Time (magazine)American news magazine and website
- Traffic reportingCommunication of road conditions
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- War correspondentJournalist specializing in coverage of armed conflicts
- Watchdog journalismJournalism that plays an oversight role towards government, industry and society
- Weekly Shōnen JumpJapanese manga magazine
- Western (genre)Multimedia genre
- Western wearAmerican clothing style associated with the Old West and cowboy culture
- WikipediaFree online crowdsourced encyclopedia
- World newsNews or journalism covering events in foreign countries