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by Calanigan National High School (Region II - Isabela)
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A person who investigates and reports news to the public.

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A periodical publication containing articles, editorials, and advertisements.

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The main titles that summarize and announce stories.

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Gathering and presenting information to relay events.

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An article expressing the publication's opinion on a topic.

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The area where staff coordinate and produce news content.

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A person who gathers information and reports it to editors.

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Last-minute or fast-emerging news that interrupts regular coverage.

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Precision and exactness in presenting information.

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Fair and unbiased reporting without personal viewpoint.

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Using few words to convey essential information.

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Confirmed as true or correct after checks.

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Material such as data or testimony supporting facts.

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Providing information promptly as events unfold.

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Relevance based on closeness in space or interest.

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The degree of public visibility or importance.

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Disputes, clashes, or struggle reported in news.

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Something new or unique that attracts attention.

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Stories showing people and their experiences.

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The group of readers, viewers, or listeners reached.

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Transmitting news content over radio or TV networks.

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A medium for delivering moving images and sound.

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Audio programs distributed for on-demand listening.

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Delivery of media over the internet in real time.

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A written or digital record providing information.

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