A meeting held by a government, group, or individual to officially release news to the media; news conference

press circles; the media; the industry responsible for collecting, writing, and broadcasting news including newspapers, magazines, news agencies, radio, and television

news reporter; journalist

A major and influential daily newspaper in Japan, first published in Osaka in 1879.

A person who is briefly prominent in the news or attracts public attention due to their involvement in a newsworthy event.

A news release or formal public statement issued by a government or political party regarding a major event.

A news release or press release issued to the media.

an organization that provides or manages news; news agency or information service

The Yomiuri Shimbun; a major Japanese daily newspaper

The administrative office of the State Council of the People's Republic of China responsible for external communication and government messaging; often abbreviated as [[国新办|國新辦|guo2 xin1 ban4]]

news network; news agency; news website

A low-cost paper mainly used for printing newspapers and advertisements; also called [[白报纸|白報紙|bai2 bao4 zhi3]] or [[报纸|報紙|bao4 zhi3]].

a bureau or office responsible for handling news or government information

The right of journalists to report, edit, and publish news or opinions without government control or censorship

Media gossip, sensational news, or interesting anecdotes; often refers to items published in a sidebar or box to attract reader attention.

news officer; press spokesperson or information officer

the study or practice of journalism; the systematic science of news, including its theory, history, and practical application

China News Service (CNS); a state-owned news agency in China primarily focused on providing news to Chinese communities outside mainland China

an organization that gathers and distributes news; a news bureau

news report; news story; media coverage

A film or broadcast segment reporting on current events at home or abroad.

Bloomberg News; an international news agency headquartered in New York City

international news agency headquartered in Paris and founded in 1944

Street gossip or unverified news; rumors heard in passing.

An online discussion forum on a system like Usenet

A synchronized news program broadcast simultaneously across multiple television or radio stations; specifically refers to the nightly news program produced by CCTV.

The Nihon Keizai Shimbun, a prominent Japanese financial newspaper; often compared to the Financial Times or The Wall Street Journal.

News reports that are paid for by the subject of the reporting; considered a serious violation of journalistic ethics.

Cable News Network; CNN

Short news items presented only as headlines without accompanying text; banner headline news.

Newspaper stories or media reports about illicit love affairs and sexual relationships.

daily news; a daily newspaper

an exclusive news report or scoop handled by only one media outlet

A category of news reporting that covers human-interest stories, crime, community events, and general happenings in society.

Cable News Network (CNN)

interesting side news or behind-the-scenes stories

(colloquial) to run around or work hard to gather news (of a reporter)

Light news or human-interest stories, often written in a descriptive or entertaining style to cover interesting social anecdotes and trivial events.

A major Chinese media conglomerate including television, radio, and newspaper outlets based in Shanghai

Sensationalist news reporting that uses exaggerated or scandalous headlines and images to attract readers.

World Press Freedom Day, observed annually on May 3rd to raise awareness of the importance of freedom of the press

Website of the China News Service [[中国新闻社|中國新聞社|zhong1 guo2 xin1 wen2 she4]] (chinanews.com)

industrial and economic news; reporting focused on industries, market trends, and economic developments

Sankei Shimbun, a major Japanese daily newspaper founded in 1933 and headquartered in Tokyo

Hong Kong Economic Journal; a Chinese-language business newspaper published daily in Hong Kong

Tabloid news reporting on people's private lives, rumors, or scandals.

the official newspaper of the North Korean Workers' Party Central Committee; literally "Workers' News"

Boxun, a news website based in the United States that focuses on Chinese political news and dissident perspectives

News that is broadcast immediately on television, radio, or the internet, often updated in real-time.