noun: a radio or television program; verb: to send out (signals, programs, etc.) by radio or television
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system in which television signals are sent through cables rather than through the air; generally refers to channels that a subscriber must pay to watch
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a round part on a piece of equipment that you turn to operate something: such as a round control on a radio or television that you use to select a station or channel or to make the volume louder or quieter
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a person whose job is to edit something; in print media, person who decides what pieces get published
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: journalist who earns money by being hired to work on different jobs for short periods of time rather than by having a permanent job with one employer
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in the American film rating system, this stands for "general admission" -- appropriate for all ages, with no offensive content.
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the title written in large letters over a story in a newspaper
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(also called "online media" or “digital media”): includes photos, articles, new video and music, distributed over the Internet
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the activity or job of collecting, writing, and editing news stories for newspapers, magazines, television, or radio
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a very successful movie
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usually in the newspaper - a printed list of television programs and the times at which they will be aired; a list of films and showtimes at local theaters
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refers collectively to the various large mass news media that influence a large number of people
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(in AmE: newscaster): a person who reports new on a radio or television show
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being broadcast on radio or news
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journalism practiced in traditional print outlets, such as newspapers or magazines
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an entertainment program in which people compete in a quiz, typically for prizes.
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numbers that show how many people watch or listen to a particular television or radio program
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(US, informal) a news story that is reported before other news reporters know about it
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a newspaper that has pages about half the size of an ordinary newspaper and that typically contains many photographs and stories about famous people and other less serious news items
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slang term for television; also: the boob tube, telly, the idiot box, the small screen, the box.
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a television program made up of several acts including musical performances, sketch comedy, magic, acrobatics, juggling, and ventriloquism. It is normally presented by a host.
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part of a radio or news program that discusses the weather in an area with an assessment of likely developments
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a person hired to act in a group scene in a movie
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a genre of television programming that documents supposedly unscripted real-life situations.
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another word for remote control; also: clicker, clinker, box, remote
