Across
- 3. a person who introduces a TV or radio show
- 6. describing reporting that does not favour any side
- 7. someone who is responsible for creating a TV or radio programme
- 9. news that deals with political or social events happening now
- 12. a newspaper that focuses on sensational stories
- 13. a piece of writing that appears in a newspaper or magazine
- 14. a person who collects and writes news
- 15. information that is reported immediately as events unfold
- 17. a short report that interrupts a programme to give urgent news
- 18. a person who watches a TV programme
Down
- 1. a programme that is transmitted as it happens
- 2. a presenter who reads the news on TV or radio
- 4. someone who checks and prepares text before it is published
- 5. a person who gives information to the public, often on radio or TV
- 7. the group of journalists who work for newspapers and media
- 8. someone who leads a talk show, interviewing guests
- 10. a title that appears at the top of a news story
- 11. an event where officials answer questions from journalists
- 12. to start watching or listening to a programme that is being broadcast
- 16. information that is known before it becomes public