| reporter | He usually is the first to tell us about breaking news |
| paparazzo | He supplies photos for alls sort of media |
| editor | She controls the contents of a newspaper |
| producer | He is responsible for the quality of a TV programme |
| blogger | She is writing an internet blog |
| correspondent | Based abroad, he is responsible for finding out the news thereb |
| anchor | He is the central person in a news programme |
| moderator | responsible for the facilitation, review, and guidance of a discussion or a debate and its related i |
| columnist | She writes for a newspaper or a magazine, commenting the news |
| publisher | She finds authors and gets their books ready for publication |
| scoop | a thing constituting a piece of evidence about the past, especially an account kept in writing or so |
| a sound bite | a short extract from a recorded interview or speech, chosen for its succinctness or concision |
| blogosphere | made up of all blogs and their interconnections |
| broadsheets | a newspaper that is printed on large sheets of paper, or an advertisement printed on a large sheet o |
| circulation figures | The number of copies of a newspaper or magazine sold during a given period |
| citizen journalism | the collection, dissemination, and analysis of news and information by the general public, especiall |
| go viral | to become very popular very quickly |
| hits | broadcast to a larger audience |
| libel laws | prawo zniesławienia |
| the tabloids | a newspaper that has small pages, short articles, and lots of photographs |
| trending | currently popular or widely discussed online |
| spin | a form of propaganda that relies on deceptive methods of persuasion |
| viewing figures | oglądalność |
| chequebook journalism | the practice of paying a large amount of money to acquire the exclusive right to publish a person's |
| popular press | material written for the general public |
| ratings wars | a situation in which each of two or more channels makes a particular effort to attract more viewers |
| pose a question | to bring attention to a problem, often in the form of a question |
| off the record | unofficial |
| media coverage | zasięg mediów |