THE

PRESS
AND
MEDIA
BY:
• Amirah Adi (10618671)
• Fika L. Hildani (12618718)
• Dandy Putra R (11618635)
From class:
2SA03
 THE PRESS AND
MEDIA

The term the media in English refers basically to TV,

radio, and newspapers; means of communication which
reach very large numbers of people. This page looks at
some useful for talking about the mass media and about
publishing in general.
 RADIO
AND
TELEVIS
ION
 NEWS
DOCUMENTARIES BROADCAST
CURRENT AFFAIRS
SOAP OPERA
PROGRAMMES
QUIZZES SITCOM
 CHAT SHOW / TALK
DRAMA SHOW
DETECTIVE STORIES SPORT PROGRAMMES
WEATHER FORECAST MUSIC PROGRAMMES
 VARIETY SHOWS
GAME SHOWS
COMMERCIALS
DIGITAL
MEDIA
EQUIPM
ENT
TV aerial (antenna TV)
The function is for reception of a signal,
electromagnetic energy impinging on the
antenna is converted into radio-frequency
electrical energy and fed into the receiver.

Satellite dish (parabola)

The primary function of a satellite dish is to
convert microwave signals into electric signals
that can be used by a computer, television and
other devices
 ON/OFF button (tombol
ON/OFF)

An on/off toggle circuit breaks the current when it's in

the "off" position. When it's in the "on" position, the
current--or loop--is completed.

Remote control
A function that allows the output voltage of the
Power Supply to be turned ON and OFF from
an external signal while the input voltage is
being applied to the Power Supply.
Camcorder (kamera perekam)

Camcorders are used by nearly all electronic

media, from electronic-news organizations to
current-affairs TV productions.

A video tape (kaset video)

Videotapes are used for storing scientific
or medical data, such as the data produced
by an electrocardiogram.
 TV set

The TV set is the central element of any audio/visual

setup. It allows us to watch programs received by
antenna, cable or satellite, and movies via our VCR.

Headphone

Headphones allow you to listen to audio

or watch a movie without disturbing
people around you.
NEWSPAP
ER
AND
PUBLISHI
NG
 PARTS OF NEWSPAPER

Headline

The words printed in large

type across the top of a
newspaper article to catch
the reader’s attention.
 Dateline

The words at the beginning of a news that

tells when and where the article was
written.
News Article

In a newspaper, a story about

an event that has just taken
place.
 Feature article

In a newspaper, a detailed report

on a person, an issue, or an event
Editor

One of the people who

runs a newspaper.
 Editorial

An article in which the people who

run a newspaper give their opinion
on an important issue.
 TABLOID
NEWPAPER

Focuses more on sensations than real

news whereas a quality newspaper to be
more interested in real news than in
sensation. A tabloid usually has a
smaller format than a quality paper, it
has larger headlines and shorter stories
and, in Britain, it prefers stories about
film stars violent crimes and the royal
family.
 MAGAZINE

Magazines are a type of periodical. They

are called periodicals because new
versions of them keep being printed.
Magazines are printed on paper. People
usually need to subscribe to them.
Magazines are similar to newspapers,
but usually new versions take longer to
make, they cost more money, and they
are in color on every page.
 JOURNAL

A journal is a scholarly publication

containing articles written by
researchers, professors and other
experts. Journals focus on a specific
discipline or field of study. Unlike
newspapers and magazines, journals are
intended for an academic or technical
audience, not general readers.
 COMIC

A comic is a magazine usually for

children or teenagers, which lots of
picture stories and a cartoon.
Terms /
Phrases in
the Press
and Media
The BBC World Service broadcast
throughout the whole world.
(verb) broadcast
To broadcast is to transmit information to a lot of people,
especially when done via television or radio.
In Indonesian: Menyiarkan (berita)
I can receive/pick up broadcasts
from Moscow on my radio.
(verb) pick-up
To receive (a radio signal or the like).
In Indonesian: menerima, memperoleh.
They’re showing a good film
tonight.
(verb) Showing
present (a movie or television program) on screen
for public viewing.
In Indonesian: Menayangkan.
This book was published by CUP but it
was printed in Hong Kong.
(verb) publish, past tense: published
(of an author or company) prepare and issue (a book, journal, piece
of
music, or other work) for public sale.
In Indonesian: diterbitkan

(verb) printed
produce (books, newspapers, magazines, etc.), especially in large
quantities, by a mechanical process involving the transfer of text,
images,
The film was shot / made on location in
Spain.

(noun) shot
a. A photograph taken of a particular subject: got 
a good shot of that last model.
b. A single continuous recording made with a mo
vie camera.
In Indonesian: diambil, dipotret.
They cut/cenored the film before
showing it on TV.
(verb) cut
to remove something from something else:
In Indonesian: memotong, mengurangi.

(verb) censor, past tense: censored

examine (a book, movie, etc.) officially and suppress
unacceptable parts of it.
In Indonesian: sensor, disensor.
This article / programme has been badly
edited.

(adj.) edited
(of material for a film or radio or television program)
chosen and arranged to form a coherent whole.
In Indonesian: diedit.