| pressure group | people trying to influence what other people think about a particular issue |
| to air views | to express an opinion |
| to seek publicity | to want to reach a wider audience |
| press conference | meeting to give information to and answer questions from the press |
| to issue a statement/press release | to give a formal announcement to the press |
| sound bite | short memorable sentence or phrase that will be repeated in news bulletins and articles |
| silly season | time of year, summer in the UK, when there's not much happening, trivial stories on the front page |
| tapping useful sources | making use of people or organisations which regularly provide news |
| monitoring | regularly checking |
| column inches | space |
| to put one's own gloss/spin on a story | to present a story in a particular way |
| muck-raking | collecting scandal (informal and disapproving) |
| rag | newspaper, not very high quality (informal) |
| gutter press | newspapers and magazines interested mostly in sex and crime; prasa brukowa |
| glossy | expensive magazine printed on good quality paper |
| copy | materiał dziennikarski (też: egzemplarz) |
| to go to press | to start being printed; iść do druku |
| stop press | ostatnie wiadomości, drukowane w gazecie na wydzielonej kolumnie |
| hot off the press | a very new newspaper/story |
| exclusive | adj- to be found only one newspaper |
| scoop | story discovered and published by one newspaper before all the others |
| to hit the headlines | trafić na nagłówki (gazet) |
| to receive a lot of coverage | to receive space in the press; być nagłośnionym |
| libel/defamation of character | zniesławienie |
| cuttings | wycinki |