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Journalism
The term is widely used in news bulletins is electronic media or newspaper reports.
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gobbledygook
News service; Journalism
Language which sounds as if it makes sense but is either meaningless or confusing to the listener or reader. An extreme form of jargon.
media release
News service; Journalism
Also called a press release, information sent to the media to give an organization’s views on an issue or promote a product or service.
source
News service; Journalism
(1) Where information comes from, usually a person who gives a journalist information. (2) In live television, the signal from a camera.
AP Stylebook
News service; Journalism
Associated Press Stylebook, a standard reference source for American journalists on word usage and spelling, including names in the news.
footage
News service; Journalism
(1) Video or film recordings, originally on tape and measured in feet. See also stock footage. (2) Raw, unedited film or video materials.
introduction
News service; Journalism
In broadcasting, a few words or sentences read by the presenter, telling listeners or viewers about the report which immediately follows.
ratings
News service; Journalism
A measure of the popularity of a television or radio program or part of a program by comparing its audience to the population as a whole.
