LESSON 7 - MEDIA AND NEWS

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Across
  1. 3. story The report given the greatest prominence because it is considered the most important or significant item of current interest.
  2. 5. Reports concerning companies, financial markets, trade, investment, employment, and other developments in the commercial world.
  3. 7. The continuous provision of information about events throughout the entire day and night, without interruption.
  4. 10. Reports concerning competitions, teams, athletes, results, transfers, and other developments in competitive physical activities.
  5. 12. An event or situation involving behaviour regarded as shocking, dishonest, or morally unacceptable, especially when exposed publicly.
  6. 14. Reports about celebrities, films, television, music, performances, and other developments in popular culture.
  7. 15. Information about recent events or developments that is considered important enough to be communicated to the public.
  8. 16. A formal conversation in which one person asks another a series of questions, often to obtain information for publication or broadcasting.
  9. 18. Written pieces published in newspapers, magazines, or online publications that discuss or report on a particular subject.
  10. 19. Reports about events and issues occurring within a particular town, city, or community rather than in the wider country or world.
Down
  1. 1. The part of a publication containing articles that express the views or opinions of its editors or writers on current issues.
  2. 2. People who see an event happen and may later provide an account or evidence of what they observed.
  3. 4. The part of a publication containing critical assessments of books, films, restaurants, products, performances, or other works and experiences.
  4. 5. Information about an important event that has only just happened or is happening now and is being reported immediately.
  5. 6. Messages or alerts that inform someone that something has happened, changed, or requires their attention.
  6. 8. A short official report or broadcast giving the latest information about an event, situation, or development.
  7. 9. The short, prominent titles at the beginning of newspaper or online news reports that summarize their main subjects.
  8. 11. A very brief and urgent announcement giving important information, especially about an event that has just occurred.
  9. 13. The part of a publication covering topics related to people’s everyday lives, such as fashion, food, travel, health, and leisure.
  10. 17. A person whose job is to collect information about events and present it for newspapers, television, radio, or digital media.