B1 Level Wordlist - Media and Journalism

Here you will learn some English words about media and journalism, such as "publish", "edit", "episode", etc. prepared for B1 learners.

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media [noun]

the ways through which people receive information such as newspapers, television, etc.

Ex: Media literacy education is essential in helping people critically evaluate information and navigate the vast landscape of media sources available today .

advice column [noun]

a section or part in a newspaper in which people are given advice regarding their personal problems

Ex: After a tough breakup , I turned to the advice column for some guidance on how to move on .

break [noun]

a short pause in a TV or radio program for advertisement

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to broadcast [verb]

to use airwaves to send out TV or radio programs

Ex: The cable channel broadcasts documentaries on nature and wildlife .

broadcast [noun]

a TV or radio program

Ex: The radio station announced that it would be hosting a special broadcast to commemorate the anniversary of the historic event .

channel [noun]

a TV station that broadcasts different programs

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commercial [noun]

an advertisement broadcast on TV or radio

Ex: The radio commercial for the upcoming concert attracted a large audience .

edition [noun]

the specific form or version that a book, magazine, or similar publication is in

Ex: This edition of the textbook has been updated with new information and revised chapters to reflect the latest research findings .

to publish [verb]

to produce a newspaper, book, etc. for the public to purchase

Ex: The author finally published his first book .

to edit [verb]

to make a book, newspaper, or magazine ready for publication through revision, correction, etc.

Ex: The author collaborated with the editor to edit and refine the book before publication .

episode [noun]

one part of a series of a radio or TV show

Ex: Each episode of the documentary series explores a different aspect of wildlife conservation , shedding light on the efforts to protect endangered species .

front page [noun]

the first and main page of a newspaper in which important news pieces are printed

Ex: His story was so important that it was printed on the front page .

to cover [verb]

to provide a report on or talk about an event in a news piece or media

Ex: The newspaper covered the groundbreaking ceremony for the new hospital , highlighting key speeches .

headline [noun]

the large words in the upper part of a page of a newspaper, article, etc.

Ex: The headline on the front page was so shocking that it immediately became the topic of conversation in the office .

host [noun]

the person in front of a camera who talks about different topics or invites guests to a TV or radio show

Ex: The host introduced the celebrity guest and asked insightful questions .

to interview [verb]

to ask someone questions about a particular topic on the TV, radio, or for a newspaper

Ex: The radio reporter traveled to the event to interview the keynote speaker for a live broadcast .

interview [noun]

a formal meeting during which a journalist asks a famous person different questions about specific subjects for publication

Ex: The journalist prepared a list of questions for the interview with the CEO of the company .

to introduce [verb]

to give details to an audience about the show, guests, etc. that are about to be seen or heard

Ex: The announcer introduced the guests , setting the stage for an exciting conversation .

item [noun]

a distinct news piece on TV, in a newspaper, etc.

Ex: Online news websites often feature trending items to highlight the most talked-about stories of the moment .

journal [noun]

a magazine or newspaper that gives information about a specific topic

Ex: Many students find academic journals useful for their research projects .

listener [noun]

someone who listens to a radio program, often in a regular manner

Ex: Radio stations strive to engage their listeners by playing a diverse range of music and hosting interactive segments .

live [adjective]

(of TV or radio broadcasts) aired at the exact moment the events are taking place, without any earlier recording or editing

Ex: The weather reporter gave a live update as the storm approached the coast .

network [noun]

a group of TV or radio stations broadcasting the same program at the same time in different places

Ex: She landed a job as a correspondent for a major network .

station [noun]

a company or facility from which radio or television programs are produced and transmitted

Ex: The station broadcasts music , news , and talk shows daily .

piece [noun]

an article in a TV or radio broadcast or in a magazine or newspaper

podcast [noun]

a digital audio program that is available for download or streaming on the Internet, typically produced in a series format covering a wide range of topics

Ex: His podcast features interviews with famous authors .

press [noun]

newspapers, journalists, and magazines as a whole

Ex: The press often influences public opinion with its coverage of political issues .

reader [noun]

someone who reads a certain magazine or newspaper

to report [verb]

to cover or give the details of an event in written or spoken form as a journalist on TV, etc.

Ex: Yesterday , the news anchor reported on the latest developments in the political arena .

show [noun]

a TV or radio program made to entertain people

Ex: Saturday Night Live is a sketch comedy show that has been on the air for decades .

soap opera [noun]

a TV or radio show, broadcast regularly, dealing with the routine life of a group of people and their problems

Ex: He used to listen to soap operas on the radio with his grandmother .

studio [noun]

a room or building where TV or radio programs are made or broadcast

Ex: Actors rehearsed their lines on the soundstage of the film studio , surrounded by elaborate sets and props .

to view [verb]

to watch something such as a movie or show

Ex: They viewed the documentary about marine life at the museum 's IMAX theater .

viewer [noun]

an individual who watches content, such as videos, TV programs, or live streams, through traditional broadcasting channels or digital platforms

Ex: Viewer feedback plays an essential role in shaping the direction of the network 's programming , helping to ensure it resonates with its audience .

audience [noun]

a group of people who have gathered to watch and listen to a play, concert, etc.

Ex: The audience clapped loudly at the end of the performance .

to subscribe [verb]

to pay some money in advance to use or receive something regularly

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to advertise [verb]

to make something known publicly, usually for commercial purposes

Ex: Events and promotions are commonly advertised through posters , flyers , and digital channels .

B1 Level Wordlist
Family and Relationships	The Animal Kingdom	Houses and Buildings	Business and Workplace
Occupations	Music	Meat and Dairy	Fruits and Nuts
Drinks	Human Characteristics	Adverbs and Prepositions	Education
Money and Shopping	Fashion	Sports and Players	Transportation
The Weather	Appearance	Time	The Human Body
Games and Toys	Computer	Health and Sickness	Nature and Regions
City and the Countryside	Religion and Festivals	Special Occasions	War and Peace
Quantities and Containers	Languages and Nationalities	Romance	Feelings and Emotions
People and Stages of Life	Hobbies	The Environment and Energy	Law and Politics
Farming	Home Appliances and Furniture	Media and Journalism	Social Issues
Success and Failure	Art	Literature	Internet and Websites
Fields of Study	Ambition and Achievement	Movie and Theater	Personal Characteristics
Common Adverbs	Essential Adverbs	Travel and Vacation	Essential Verbs
Necessary Verbs	Common Verbs	Essential Adjectives	Necessary Adjectives
Food and Diet	Abstract Concepts