print media
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- noun
- /prɪnt ˈmiːdə/
- Literature
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medios impresos
- The print media provides valuable information to communities through newspapers and magazines.
- print media and television
- print media and radio
- traditional print media
And it actually was the turning point from print media to radio.
- And it actually was the turning point from print media to radio.
- Still around today, even though the Internet is obviously choking print media to death, but people still want paper and ink.
- First of all, I think the trend cycle, the way that we internalize trends now through organic content versus traditional print media.
Examples
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Print media is dying, Lorraine.
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I would rather side with the second one because print media has its own charm.
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And it actually was the turning point from print media to radio.
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And reporters from the print media out front.
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I'm just not used to having members of the print media in here.
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Other sources included continuing education programs, print media, and broadcast media.
Academic text (2005) -
Both studies suggest that film and print media are important influences.
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For a number of reasons, I chose to study the elite print media.
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Some charts and maps that were published in print media were also of use to the participants.
Academic text (1994) -
Otherwise, the mainstream broadcast and print media continued to provide a running commentary of the whole affair.
Blog text (2)
Synonyms
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People and organizations that gather and publish news
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Organizations like newspapers and TV that report and share news
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Newspapers and magazines that gather and publish news for the public
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'newspapers, magazines and other publications printed on paper' is directly derivable from combining 'print' (available in printed form) with 'media' (institutions/platforms that reach audiences). This noun–noun composition follows a transparent, cross-linguistically common pattern (e.g. Spanish 'medios impresos'), so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily infer the MWE's meaning.
Etymology
Print media comes from the old way of making news by print, pressing ink onto paper, and from media, meaning ways to share information. That's why it means newspapers, magazines and other paper publications, not 'online' sources.