Commonly used vocabulary in British and American newspapers and periodicals

The following are some commonly used vocabulary words in British and American newspapers and periodicals that I have compiled. Everyone is welcome to read!

Newspaper vocabulary

Accredited journalist n. special correspondent

advertisement n. Advertising.

advance n.pre-sent message; pre-written message

affair n.love news;scandal

anecdote n.interesting anecdotes

　assignment n. writing task

　attribution n. source of news, source of news

　back alley news n. gossip

　backgrounding n. .News background

Bad news travels quickly. Bad news travels thousands of miles.

banner n. banner title

beat n. writing range

blank vt. "Open the skylight"

body n. news text< /p>

boil VT. compression (length)

box n. gossip

brief n.brief

bulletin n.news briefing

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byline n. signed article

caption n. picture description

caricature n. comic strip

carry VT. published

Cartoon n. Comics

Censor Vt. Censorship (press articles), news censorship

Chart n. Weekly pop music rankings

Clipping n. Newspaper clippings

column n. column; column

columnist n. columnist

continued story serial story; serial novel

contributing editor special editor

contribution n. Manuscript (submitted to newspapers and periodicals); submission

contributor n.contributor

copy desk n.newsroom

Correction n. Correction (notice)

Correspondence column Readers’ letter column

Correspondent n. Foreign correspondent; Permanent resident out-of-town reporter

cover VT. interview; interview

cover girl n. cover girl

covert coverage covert interview; secret interview

crop VT. Edit (picture)

Crusade n. Publicity campaign

Cut n. Illustration VT. Delete (number of words)

Cut line n. Illustration

daily n.daily newspaper

dateline n.news head

deadline n.deadline time

dig VT.in-depth interview; tracking (News clues); "dig" (news)

Digest n. Digest

Editorial n. Editorial

editorial office editorial office

editor's notes Editor's note

exclusive n.exclusive news

expose n.expose news; news exposure

extra n.extra number

Eye-account n. Eyewitness account; Reporter's experience

Faxed photo Faxed photo

Feature n. Close-up; special article

Feedback n. Information feedback

File n. Send message; publish

Filler n. Filler

First Amendment (Content related to press, freedom of publication, etc.) < /p>

five "W's" of news five elements of news

flag n. Masthead; registration

folo (=follow-up) n.Continuous reporting

Fourth Estate fourth estate (another name for the press)

freedom of the Press freedom of the press

free-lancer n.freelance writer

full position prominent position

Good news comes on crutches. Good news comes on crutches.

Grapevine n. Grapevine

Gutter n. Middle seam

Hard news Hard news; Pure news

Headline n. News title; Content summary

hearsay n. gossip

highlights n. hot news

human interest

in-depth reporting in-depth reporting

insert n. & VT. insert paragraph; insert

interpretive reporting explanatory reporting

invasion of privacy Invasion of privacy (right)

inverted pyramid inverted pyramid (writing structure)

investigative reporting investigative reporting

journalism n. Journalism; Journalism

Journalism is literature in a hurry News is literature in a hurry.

journalist n. News reporter

kill VT. Abandon (manuscript); shoot (manuscript)

layout n. layout; layout design

lead n. introduction

libel n. defamation (crime)

makeup n. layout design

man of the year newsmaker of the year, man of the year

mass communication mass communication (study)

mass media mass media

Master head n. Masthead; registration

Media n. Media, media

Mere report is not enough to go upon. Mere reports are not enough to go upon.

Morgue n. News agency

News clue

News peg News peg

newsprint n. newsprint

news value news value

No news is good news. No news is good news; no bad news is good news.