✅Accuracy

The quality of being correct and free from error in reporting.

🎙️Anchor

A presenter who hosts a television news program.

📄Article

A written piece of news or feature content.

🏷️Attribution

Identifying the source of information in a report.

⚖️Balance

Giving fair representation to all relevant perspectives.

🎯Beat

A specific topic or area a journalist regularly covers.

🚨Breaking News

A news event reported as it is happening.

📺Broadcast Journalism

News reporting delivered via television or radio.

✍️Byline

A line naming the author of an article.

🖋️Caption

Text accompanying a photograph explaining its content.

🚫Censorship

Suppression of information or news by authorities.

📱Citizen Journalism

News reporting by members of the public using digital tools.

🪝Clickbait

Sensationalized headlines designed to attract clicks.

📰Column

A regular opinion or feature piece by a columnist.

🤫Confidential Source

A source whose identity is protected by the journalist.

✏️Correction

A published notice fixing an error in a previous report.

📍Correspondent

A reporter covering news from a specific location or beat.

📅Dateline

A line at the start of an article showing date and place.

⏰Deadline

The time by which a story must be submitted.

💔Defamation

The act of damaging someone's reputation with false statements.

💻Digital Journalism

News produced and distributed primarily online.

🎥Documentary

A non-fiction film presenting real events or issues.

✂️Editor

A professional who reviews and refines content before publication.

🗣️Editorial

An opinion piece expressing the views of the publication.

🔒Embargo

An agreement not to publish information before a set time.

🎖️Embedded Journalist

A reporter assigned to accompany military or official units.

1️⃣Exclusive

A story published by only one outlet.

💥Exposé

A report revealing scandal or misconduct.

✔️Fact-Checking

The process of verifying facts in a news story.

📖Feature Story

A longer article focusing on human interest or depth.