a journalist who reports news from a specific location or on a particular topic for a media outlet

the technology or process of transmitting information and messages through various media

to interrogate or question a suspect or prisoner; the act of questioning

a specific communication, such as a text message or SMS

to hear or receive news

a news report or message transmitted through telecommunications channels

to send a message or message someone (Taiwan usage)

good news; glad tidings

to formally question a suspect or witness, typically in a legal or official capacity

a news service or wire agency

news of someone's death

to question or interrogate officially, especially in a legal or investigative capacity

short message service or text message

a personal list or digital collection of contact information such as names, phone numbers, and addresses

letters, mail, or communication via messages

the practice of using physical violence or severe pressure to extract information or a confession during questioning

Yonhap (South Korean news agency)

Interfax, a Russian non-governmental news agency

newsletter or the news in brief

North Korean Central News Agency, the official state news agency of North Korea, abbreviated as [[朝中社|朝中社|Chao2 Zhong1 she4]]

to interrogate someone during an investigation

reports or notifications concerning police matters or criminal incidents

to bring someone to trial or for questioning

Bloomberg L.P., a financial software services, news and data company

news of a disaster, death, or misfortune; evil tidings

British Telecom, a multinational telecommunications holding company

The Associated Press (AP), a major non-profit news agency based in the United States

a room used by law enforcement for the purpose of interrogating a suspect or witness.

Abbreviation for Boxun News ([[博讯新闻网|博訊新聞網|Bo2 xun4 Xin1 wen2 wang3]]), a US-based dissident Chinese news website.

information engineering (Taiwan usage)

The study, design, and use of computer systems and telecommunications to process, store, and transmit data.

(Tw) (computing) near-field communication (NFC)

current events or latest news information

corresponding author (of an academic paper)

(Tw) (computing) communication protocol

mailing address; postal address

a military or official staff member responsible for managing and operating communication equipment and networks.

Zoomflight Telecom (Chinese company)

the World Wide Web (WWW)

An elected member of a national academy of sciences or arts, typically holding a rank immediately below that of a full academician.

information and communication technology (ICT)

near-field communication (NFC)