Media

2. TV programs where hosts talk to guests, often about current events or entertainment.
5. Programmes: TV shows that show wildlife, plants, and natural environments.
6. People who gather information and write or present news stories.
11. The activities involved in promoting and selling products or services.
12. Long-running TV dramas, often about people's personal lives, with many episodes.
13. TV shows that show real people in unscripted situations, often competing or solving problems.
14. Shows or arrangements of products, information, or artwork, usually in public places.
15. A conversation where one person asks questions and another answers, often for information or news.

1. Information about recent events or developments, usually reported by media like TV, radio, or newspapers.
3. TV shows that broadcast sporting events or discuss sports topics.
4. Animated shows or drawings, usually for children, with humorous or imaginative stories.
7. A TV or film program that provides facts about real-life events, people, or topics.
8. To send out TV or radio programs to the public.
9. A person who writes news stories, reports, or articles for newspapers, magazines, or TV.
10. Short videos that advertise products or services, shown on TV or online.