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News media - Definition and Overview |
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The news media is a term used to describe print media (newspapers, magazines); broadcast media (radio stations, television stations, television networks), and often Internet-based media (World Wide Web pages, weblogs).
Usually the term includes all working journalists and is often used by those who would make generalizations about the product of "most" journalists, for example that journalists who work for large media corporations, or who are based in New York City or Washington, D.C, harbor a liberal (or conservative) bias.
Criticism of the term
The term, however, has been criticized because the "news media" do not operate as a single entity, which tends to attribute a wide range of media phenomena to one label.
See also mass media.
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Example Usage of media |
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HaworthChris: Packers did a good job on their own of beating themselves up. RT @jenlada: What is all this 'beat up by media' talk? |
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mikdev: @boobtubious Good point! I guess that's the media's reminder that 1 famous person's life is more newsworthy than 13 :/ Sad! |
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NH3MAN: #Thatsfershure! RT @cappig: Geraldo Rivera is a disgusting media whore! |
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