# News & Media Essentials

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- CEFR: A2 (Elementary)
- Theme: Science & Technology
- Words: 12
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News and media vocabulary such as channel, reporter and article, plus breaking news, front page and ticker. Words for talking about newspapers and television.

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## Word list

* **channel** /ˈtʃænəl/: One of the many stations you can choose when you watch television. — “Which **channel** is the football match on?”
* **reporter** /rɪˈpɔrtər/: A person whose job is telling people about the day's news. — “A **reporter** asked the players some tough questions.”
* **article** /ˈɑrtəkəl/: A piece of writing about one subject in a newspaper, magazine, or website. — “She wrote an **article** about climate change for the local paper.”
* **interview** /ˈɪntərˌvju/: A meeting where a reporter asks someone questions so that other people can hear the answers. — “The singer gave an **interview** to a local radio station.”
* **review** /ˌriˈvju/: Something written or said that gives an opinion about a film, book, or product. — “I read a bad **review** before booking that hotel.”
* **presenter** /ˈprɛzəntər/: A person who introduces and talks during a TV or radio programme. — “The news **presenter** read the main stories calmly.”
* **editor** /ˈɛdətər/: A person who decides what to include in a newspaper or magazine and checks it before it is published. — “The **editor** decided to put the story on the front page.”
* **caption** /ˈkæpʃən/: A short piece of text under a photo or picture that explains what it shows. — “The **caption** explained who was in the photo.”
* **column** /ˈkɑləm/: A regular article in a newspaper or magazine, usually written by the same person. — “She writes a weekly **column** about food.”
* **breaking news**: Important news about something that has just happened, reported immediately. — “The programme was interrupted by **breaking news** about the storm.”
* **front page**: The first page of a newspaper, carrying the main story. — “It made the **front page** of every paper in the country.”
* **ticker** /ˈtɪkər/: A line of text moving across the bottom of a screen with short news. — “The **ticker** said one thing and the presenter said another.”

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