Средства массовой информации

Press
The Internet
Means of Communication
MASS MEDIA
Television
Radio
Satellite
Cable
Newspapers
Periodicals
Daily
Sunday
Weekly
Magazines
Journals
Serious
Broadsheets
Popular
Tabloids
Weekly
Monthly

1. a paper printed and sold usually daily or weekly with news, advertisements, etc.
2. the process of sending and receiving messages through the air; broadcasting programmes for people to listen to
3. broadcasting programmes for people to watch on their TV sets
4. A newspaper with rather small pages, many pictures and little serious news
5. A way to communicate with your partner who might be a thousand miles away using the computer
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TV experiments to create a workable television system began in the late 19th century by Paul Nipkov,
a German scientist.

The Internet was created in 1983. The Internet connects many computer networks.
The World Wide Web expanded during the 1990s to become the most important component of the Internet.

Quality papers or broadsheets are serious daily issues. They produce serious quality journalism.

Tabloids or popular newspapers are half the size of a broadsheet. They contain a lot of photographs and have a more sensational reporting style.