Print-media meaning in English
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Definition
the print media: the written press (magazines, newspapers etc.)
Examples
- "You've made the front page of the Los Angeles Tribune, San Francisco Gazette and New York Journal, and that's just the print media!"
- "While the print media has indeed been critical of your company recently, we propose focusing on Delavigne's Internet presence to shift the narrative from tabloid gossip to the high quality profiles and experience of your staff."
Exercise 1
Now let's take a look at some marketing and public relations vocab!
Fill in the blanks below with words from the conversation you just heard.
Newspapers, magazines and written press in general are called "" (2 words) .
A visit made to a website, or the result of an internet search is called a "".
To be featured prominently or highlighted in the first section of a newspaper is to "make the (2 words)".
Fill in the blanks below with words from the conversation you just heard.
Newspapers, magazines and written press in general are called "" (2 words) .
A visit made to a website, or the result of an internet search is called a "".
To be featured prominently or highlighted in the first section of a newspaper is to "make the (2 words)".
Now let's take a look at some marketing and public relations vocab!
Fill in the blanks below with words from the conversation you just heard.
Newspapers, magazines and written press in general are called "[not done] print media 1" (2 words) .
A visit made to a website, or the result of an internet search is called a "hit 2".
To be featured prominently or highlighted in the first section of a newspaper is to "make the front page 3 (2 words)".
Fill in the blanks below with words from the conversation you just heard.
Newspapers, magazines and written press in general are called "[not done] print media 1" (2 words) .
A visit made to a website, or the result of an internet search is called a "hit 2".
To be featured prominently or highlighted in the first section of a newspaper is to "make the front page 3 (2 words)".
1 print media: "Print media" refers to any type of press or media which is printed on paper. Examples of print media are newspapers and magazines. In this scene, Susie informs Horatio that his actions at the award ceremony are being reported all over the print media.
2 hit: A "hit (on a website)" refers to someone who visits a website, generally by clicking a "link" to the site. The term also refers to the results of a search query, for example: I searched for my name on the web and came up with one million hits. In this scene, Susie informs Horatio that "hits" or visits on the Delavigne site have quadrupled, or multiplied by 4.
3 front page: The "front page" of a newspaper is literally the first page which can be seen. The front page generally shows the most spectacular, sensational or important news of the day. The expression "to make the front page" expresses that someone has done enough to be featured on the first page of the newspaper. In this scene, Susie informs Horatio that "he has made the front page" of several national newspapers.
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