news media
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2.3
- noun
- /nuːz ˈmiːdə/
- Literature
:
medios de comunicación
- The news media plays a vital role in informing the public about current events.
- news media coverage
- news media cover
- national news media
And, you know, the news media all just descends on me, you know.
- And, you know, the news media all just descends on me, you know.
- Be careful of what you let in information, news media, social media, etcetera, right?
- Do you think like the news media would have problems with that?
- It's amazing to watch the news media do actual reporting on this president.
- And Trump ignores it for more than three days but finds time to tweet about the news media being the enemy.
- Both Facebook and X are sending fewer people from their platforms to the news media outlets.
- It's from, you know, it's from work, it's from, it's from chronic consumption of the news media.
- And one of the, those insights is he talks about the sensationalism of the, of the news media now.
- He didn't create that the fundamental conditions were created by machine learning to taking over the news media.
- But I mean, the the news media as we've known it is sort of curated truth.
- We sent it to every news media outlet to include Fox News, to include Carl Higbee at Newsmax.
- And those types of studies are more likely to get news media coverage than studies that are less less dramatic.
- All all of these viewers, all of these readers, all these newsletter subscribers by the hundreds every day saying we are counting on the news media.
- You mentioned that the Indian news media seems to maybe bypass.
Examples
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Public attention and interest in the subject have declined, as has coverage by the news media.
Academic text (1998) -
Studies on the Japanese news media indicate that the public's right to know is generally respected.
Academic text (1999) -
I watch independent news media now.
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Within seconds, the news media started to arrive.
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Harvard recently released to the news media the results of a study about mathematics.
Blog text (5) -
Environmental issues, thus, have become prominent topics in the news media and public debate.
Academic text (1998) -
Although the national news media regularly cover education and education policies, stories mentioning music education remain rare.
Academic text (2011) -
Many people rely on the news media to get accurate information about politics and society.
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During the press conference, the news media asked tough questions about the recent policy changes.
Synonyms
∞
2.1
Main ways of sending news and information to many people, like TV or newspapers
∞
1.1
People and organizations that gather and publish news
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3.5
Newspapers and magazines printed on paper, not online
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3.2
Newspapers and magazines that gather and publish news for the public
How Mainstream
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly compositional: 'news' specifies the type of 'media', so a learner who knows both words can infer it refers to media that report news. This adjective-noun pattern is common cross-linguistically and follows standard English compounding, making the phrase immediately understandable to B1 learners.
Etymology
News media comes from putting news, meaning 'new information', together with media, meaning 'ways to send information' to many people. Imagine newspapers, TV, radio and websites as tools that spread news to lots of people, and that image explains why news media means the organizations and places that report news.