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2. Print Media (Newspapers and Magazines)
(A)
(inter)national press, foreign press, local press; gutter press/yel-
low press, popular press/populars/tabloids, high-brow press/serious 
press/broadsheets/qualities, a compact; a daily, a weekly, a bi-weekly, a 
monthly, a bimonthly, a quarterly; an independent/left-wing/right-wing 
newspaper; a general-interest/special-interest magazine, a journal;
(B)
a copy of yesterday’s newspaper, today’s edition of the news-
paper; a supplement, an obituary, a gossip column, an agony aunt 
column [BrE]/an advice column [AmE], classified pages, listings, a 
masthead, a headline, a sub-head, a banner headline;
(C)
press release, press agency, press campaign; to issue a press state-
ment, to collect press cuttings/clippings of one’s concerts; to go to press, 
to be hot off the press; to call/arrange/organize/give/hold a joint/im-
promptu press conference, at/during/in a press conference; to subscribe 
to a newspaper, to take out/pay/cancel a full twelve-month subscription 
to a newspaper, to buy/pick up a newspaper from a vending machine/a 
kiosk/at a bookstall, to flick through a newspaper, to read from cover to 
cover; to write for a newspaper, to get a job on a newspaper; to carry/run 
an article with sensitive information/a revealing photo; to do a paper 
round; to earn some pocket money as a paper-boy/a paper-girl, to boost 
the newspaper circulation, to have loyal readership.
3. Broadcast Media (Radio and Television)
(A)
terrestrial television, cable television, satellite television, 
digital television, high-definition television (HDTV), closed-circuit 
television (CCTV);
(B)
a docudrama, a chat-show/a talk-show, a game show, a soap 
opera, a quiz show, a phone-in, a sitcom/situational comedy;
(C)
a newsreader/a newscaster, an anchor(person) for a pro-
gramme, a host; to anchor/front/host a TV programme; to read from 
an Autocue; to do a live broadcast, to broadcast smth. live; to go on 
(the) air, to be telegenic; (newsreel) footage, an aerial [BrE]/an an-
tenna [AmE]; to be/play couch potato, to zap through the television 
channels; to televise court cases.