MEDIA

Nouns
article
audience figures
audience stimulation
breakfast tv
broadcaster
channel
commercial
cuts
documentary
episode
executive producer
front page news
gutter press
headlines
in its infancy
in the media spotlight
layout
local station
multimedia company
network
news bulletin
news coverage
participants
peak viewing time
phone-in programme
plot
press
producer
production company
radio station
rating
reality tv show
(junior) reporter
rolling news programme
satellite television
series
story editor
source (of information)
surveillance footage
tabloids
title
update
viewers

Adjectives
adequate guidelines
breaking news story
compelling drama
current issues
current news
daily newspaper
distorted
fuzzy ideas
glossy magazine
impartial view
influential
local issues
pragmatic considerations
punchy headline
short-term effects / long-term effects
stiff competition
successful ratings
trustworthy
unreliable
up-market newspaper
widespread

Verbs / Verb phrases

ban sth
be crucial to sth
be in the media spotlight
be left to the discretion of s.o
be politically biased
be symptomatic of sth
be victimised
broadcast
a programme centred on sth /s.o.
come to light
cut
depict somone’s point of view: REPRESENTAR EL PUNTO DE VISTA DE
ALGUIEN
gain independence
generate advance publicity
get tired of sth
gossip about sth
grab the headlines
heighten drama and conflicto
highlight aspects of ….
hit the headlines
it’s all front
keep up to date with the latest news
launch sth in a torrent of media coverage
leak out
make an effort to do sth
make changes to sth
make important decisions about sth
make sth freely available
mark the beginning of sth
need tighter control NECESITAR UN CONTROL MÁS ESTRICTO
pay attention to sth/s.o.
provide the perspective of s.o.
report on celebrity lifestyles
snowball
solve a problema
spark sth off
stir the imagination ESTIMULAR LA IMAGINACIÓN
take action
tease out sth
update
vote s.o. off a programme