Newspapers and television stations around the world told the story of Koko and her kitten.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Newspapers and television stations around the world told the story of Koko and her kitten.

They appeared with their family members at a news conference in Tokyo.

In the turmoil of the election, articles on the Tokyo summit were thrust away to the inside pages of the newspapers.

A reporter is interviewing Dr. Patterson about Koko, a talking gorilla.

News of the kidnapping made headlines.

to search for the truth of a case in society

a press [TV, radio] report on…

The amount of coverage given to Japan in American newspapers has increased of late.

Newspapers, magazines, and newscasts tell what is going on in the world.

conduct an interview in television, newspaper, and radio reporting

About the sudden slump in the television business, it has been overtaken by newspapers and magazines.

That school is a nursery for journalists.

The reporter wrote up the event for his paper.

the news as presented by reporters for newspapers or radio or television

Mrs. Carens was mentioned in the papers for her continued service to the community.

The residents swamped newspaper and government offices with anxious calls.

journalism in which a number of news organizations report the same news and agitate peoples curiosity

A teletype was clicking out the news of the coup d'état.

all the reporters were expected to adopt the style of the newspaper

The affair is (reported) in all the newspapers.

A good reporter must be able to smell out a story.

It is interesting that the incident was not reported in the newspapers or on TV.

The newspaper assigned reporters to stake out the politician's home.

a network with communications facilities in various locations, used to gather and relay news

Mr. Ogata, the author of this book, used to be a newspaperman.

My wife started to work as a female reporter for the newspaper Yomiuri.

plant a false story in the papers

The reporter used his keen nose to sniff [ferret] out additional material.

a company that collects news and provides information to newspapers, magazines and broadcasting companies

organs of public opinion