journalism

word

/ˈdʒɝnəˌɫɪzəm/
JUR-nuh-li-zuhm
/dʒˈɜːnəlˌɪzəm/
JUR-nuh-li-zuhm

Definition

Journalism is the work of collecting, writing, and sharing news or information with the public, usually through newspapers, television, radio, or the internet.

Usage & Nuances

Typically used in formal and academic contexts. Collocates with words like 'investigative journalism', 'broadcast journalism', 'digital journalism'. Refers to the profession or field, not a single newspaper article. Not to be confused with 'journalist' (the person).

Example Sentences

She studies journalism at university.

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Good journalism helps people stay informed.

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He is interested in a career in journalism.

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Journalism has changed a lot with the rise of social media.

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She’s passionate about investigative journalism.

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Many people think journalism should always tell the truth, no matter what.

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