News
News
News (pronunciation: /njuːz/) is a term used to describe the reporting of current events, issues, and information to the public. It is derived from the Middle English word 'newes', which means 'new things'. News is disseminated through various mediums such as newspapers, television, radio, and the internet.
Types of News
There are several types of news, including:
- Breaking News: This refers to events that are currently developing or "breaking." Breaking news is often unexpected and can be of any topic.
- Hard News: This is a term for news that deals with serious topics or events, such as politics, economics, and crime.
- Soft News: This is news that is not as urgent or serious as hard news. Soft news often includes human interest stories, entertainment news, and lifestyle pieces.
- Fake News: This is a term for news that contains false information, often with the intent to mislead.
Importance of News
News plays a crucial role in society. It informs the public about what is happening locally, nationally, and globally. News can also influence public opinion and decision-making. It is important for news to be accurate, timely, and unbiased.
Related Terms
- Journalism: This is the profession of gathering, assessing, creating, and presenting news and information.
- Media: This refers to the various means of communication that reach or influence people widely.
- Press: This is a term for the print media, including newspapers and magazines.
- Broadcasting: This is the distribution of audio or video content to a dispersed audience via any electronic mass communications medium.
See Also
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on News
- Wikipedia's article - News
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