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News service
Of or pertaining to any organisation, agency or person engaged in the business of selling news to the public.
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clippings
News service; Journalism
Also known as clips or cuttings. Saved copies of published articles, traditionally cut or clipped from the newspaper or magazine itself. Often kept in a clippings library or ...
newsreader
News service; Journalism
(1) The person - often a professional journalist - who presents news bulletins on radio or television. Also called an anchor. (2) Software that helps receive and read RSS blog and ...
sting
News service; Journalism
A short piece of music (from 5 to 30 seconds) played in program breaks or to add drama. Stings are either dramatic music or based on station identification melodies. A musical ...
bill
News service; Journalism
Short for 'newspaper billboard'. A large sheet of paper on a board placed where newspapers or magazines are sold, with eye-catching headline text or graphics promoting a story in ...
column
News service; Journalism
(1) In typography, a column is a vertical block of text on a page, separated by margins and/or rules. (2) A regular feature often on a specific topic, written by a person known as ...
intro
News service; Journalism
The first paragraph containing the most newsworthy part of a news story. In features and documentaries the intro may just lead the reader or listener into the story. Known as a ...
TK
News service; Journalism
Short for ‘to come’, a sub-editor’s mark in text that additional material will be inserted there later, before production and printing. Occasionally written as ‘TKTK’ so it will ...
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- Investigative journalism (66)
- Journalism (951)
- Newspaper (916)