Newsletter Crossword

2. A visual representation of a person, place, or thing, captured using a camera or other device.
5. A section of a publication that lists items or services for sale or wanted, typically organized by category.
6. A short phrase that summarizes the main point of a news article or story.
8. A word puzzle that requires the solver to fill in missing letters to create words that intersect both horizontally and vertically.
10. A longer, more in-depth article or story that explores a particular topic or issue.
14. A person responsible for overseeing and directing the content of a publication, including articles, photos, and other media.
15. Surveys or questionnaires used to collect opinions or information from a particular group of people.
19. A news story or piece of information that is obtained or reported before other journalists or news organizations.
20. The person or company that produces and distributes a publication, such as a book or magazine.
21. Referring to journalism that involves in-depth research and analysis to uncover and report on issues of public interest.
23. A professional writer or reporter who gathers and shares news and information with the public.
24. A regular section in a newspaper or magazine that features a writer's opinion or commentary on a specific subject.
25. Information about current and forecasted atmospheric conditions, including temperature, precipitation, and wind.

1. Articles or features that focus on a particular person, group, or event.
3. Current events or information that is reported by journalists and other media outlets.
4. A brief description or explanation that accompanies a photo or other visual element.
7. The collective term for media organizations, such as newspapers, television networks, and radio stations.
9. A paid service that provides access to a particular publication, typically on a regular basis.
11. A written piece of information that provides details about a particular topic or event.
12. The date or time by which something must be completed or submitted.
13. A journalist who gathers and reports news and information to the public.
16. A type of cheap, low-quality paper used to print newspapers.
17. The arrangement of text, photos, and other elements on a printed or digital page.
18. Coverage of athletic events, teams, and players, typically including scores and highlights.
22. Referring to information or services that are available through the internet or other digital networks.