Media and Journalism

having a size that is not too big or too small, but rather in the middle

They ordered a medium pizza to share among the group, neither too big nor too small.

a section or part in a newspaper in which people are given advice regarding their personal problems

I always enjoy reading the advice column in my favorite magazine for tips on managing stress.

to separate something into more pieces, often in a sudden way

Be careful not to break the glass when you wash the dishes.

to use airwaves to send out TV or radio programs

The television network broadcasts news programs every evening.

a TV station that broadcasts different programs

Viewers can switch between channels to watch their favorite shows or catch up on the latest news.

related to the purchasing and selling of different goods and services

Commercial transactions involve the exchange of goods or services for money.

the specific form or version that a book, magazine, or similar publication is in

The digital edition of the journal offers convenient access to scholarly articles and research papers for academics and professionals.

to produce a newspaper, book, etc. for the public to purchase

The company published a new novel last month.

to choose and arrange the parts that are crucial to the story of a movie, show, etc. and cut out unnecessary ones

After shooting wrapped, the director and editor collaborated to edit the documentary.

one part of a series of a radio or TV show

The latest episode of the podcast delved into the history of ancient civilizations, captivating listeners with its engaging storytelling.

the first and main page of a newspaper in which important news pieces are printed

The shocking news made it to the front page of the newspaper.

to put something over something else in a way that hides or protects it

She used a blanket to cover the delicate furniture during the move.

the large words in the upper part of a page of a newspaper, article, etc.

The headline of today's newspaper reads, "Major Earthquake Strikes the City."

a person who invites guests to a social event and ensures they have a pleasant experience while there

The host welcomed everyone with a warm smile and guided them to their seats.

to ask someone questions to see whether they are qualified for a course of study, job, etc.

The admissions committee will interview each candidate to determine their qualifications for the program.

to tell someone our name so they can know us, or to tell them someone else's name so they can know each other, normally happening in the first meeting

Allow me to introduce my colleague, Mr. Johnson.

a distinct news piece on TV, in a newspaper, etc.

The anchor announced the top items of the day during the evening news broadcast.

a written record of daily events, experiences, etc. that is kept for personal use

She writes in her journal every night before bed.

a person who listens attentively to others, often with the intention of understanding or empathizing with their perspective

to have your home somewhere specific

She prefers to live in a quiet country side away from crowded cities.

a number of interconnected electronic devices such as computers that form a system so that data can be shared

The company upgraded its computer network to improve communication among employees.

a place or building where we can get on or off a train or bus

I arrived early at the station to make sure I didn't miss my train.

a part of an object, broken or cut from a larger one

He carefully sorted through the pieces of wood to find the perfect ones for his project.

a digital audio program that is available for download or streaming on the Internet, typically produced in a series format covering a wide range of topics

She listens to a history podcast on her way to work.

to push a thing tightly against something else

He pressed his foot on the accelerator to increase the speed of the car.

someone who reads a certain magazine or newspaper

to cover or give the details of an event in written or spoken form as a journalist on TV, etc.

Journalists regularly report on breaking news stories to keep the public informed.

to make something visible or noticeable

Did you show your new painting to your art teacher?

a TV or radio show, broadcast regularly, dealing with the routine life of a group of people and their problems

She never misses an episode of her favorite soap opera.

a room where a painter, musician, or other artists works in

The artist spent all day in her studio painting a new landscape.

a place or an area that can be seen, and is usually beautiful

From the airplane window, they had an incredible view of the islands below.

an individual who watches content, such as videos, TV programs, or live streams, through traditional broadcasting channels or digital platforms

The TV network aims to captivate viewers with compelling storytelling and high-quality production in its programming.

a group of people who have gathered to watch and listen to a play, concert, etc.

He was nervous to speak in front of a large audience.

to pay some money in advance to use or receive something regularly

Readers often subscribe to magazines to receive regular issues at their doorstep.

to make something known publicly, usually for commercial purposes

The new movie release was heavily advertised through television, social media, and billboards.