Vokabeln Englisch für Journalismus&Public Relations

This word is a synonym for respondent or interviewing partner. Person who answers the questions that a journalist gives them.

To claim that someone has done sth illegal or wrong, typically made without proof.

When an interviewee is surprised by a sudden different line of questioning or by a sudden appaerance of a journalist

influence in a particular, typically unfair direction; prejudice

paying large sums for stories, also buy-up

journalist's source

person allows copy before publication

someone who can give firsthand information about something seen, heard or experienced

someone who is spying,, giving confidential information to someone else

when statements made to a journalist aren't reported directly and aren't mentioned in the story

this means taht statements made to a journalist can be reported/mentioned in the story

trial impression of typeset matter to be checked

reading sth again to correct it

abbreviation for quotation

investigation to collect information for a story

image that others have of oneself

where a journalist gets his information for a story (person, analyst, book etc.)

an exaggerated emphasis on the importance of words

senses of street interviews (voice of the people)

person who gives secret information to a medium

a person who has seen or can give first-hand evidence of some event

knowing when it is your turn to speak in a conversation

agreement, mutual understanding, ability to communicate well, e.g. in an interview

advertisement presented as editorial

a business or service authorized to act for others: news agencies, e.g. AP,Reuters, dpa, AFP

Newspaper midi-format (size for a piece of sheet of paper)

Large size of newspaper such as The Times, The Independent. Also known as heavy, quality press

publishes every day

version of newspaper printed in particular circulation area or time

electronic magazine

electronic mail carried on the internet

exact reproduction

material

british national press is often caled this, even though no big paper is produced in this London street

free newspaper

one who monitors or oversees the actions of others

journalist wrting on behalf of someone else often by interviewing them

another name for tabloids, used by people who disapprove of them

broadsheet newspaper such as The Times, The Guardian

shopkeeper who sells newspapers and magazines