A public notice or paid announcement that tries to persuade people to buy a product, use a service, or support an idea.
Example: Moreover, communications in the customer relationship management is initiated by company started from the ADVERTISEMENT, and is sustained by quick response.
fr: publicité
article
noun
A piece of writing in a publication.
Example: "She wrote an informative article for the local newspaper about the new community park.".
fr: article
being on standby
phrase
Being ready and waiting to act, function, or be used immediately if needed.
Example: "Hi Team, our tech squad is launching the update tonight. Sarah, please be on standby from 11 p.m. to 1 a.m. If the system crashes, we will need you to send out the emergency alert email to our clients immediately.".
fr: attendre
broadcast
noun
To send out sound, video, or information to a large public audience using radio, television, or the internet.
Example: The interview can be broken down into the units of analysis described by Hymes relatively easily, for instance, the speech situation is a radio BROADCAST.
fr: diffuser
camera
noun
A device used to take photographs, record videos, or convert visual images into electrical signals.
Example: They recently developed the world's first Wi-Fi CAMERA, which allows users to send quality digital photos directly to the internet.
fr: caméra
channel
noun
A physical or virtual pathway through which something—such as water, signals, communication, or media—flows or is transmitted.
Example: The television channel announced its new fall lineup with an exciting promo during the evening news.
fr: canal
communication
noun
the process of sharing and exchanging information, thoughts, ideas, and feelings between people
fr: communication
communication marketing
phrase
The total set of messages, channels, and tools a business uses to inform, persuade, and remind people about its products or services.
Example: "An effective communication marketing strategy is essential for building strong brand awareness and driving customer engagement.".
fr: marketing de communication
content
noun
The information or material inside a book or website.
Example: The interplay between CONTENT and process, which themselves are governed by "higher contexts" (ala PEST) can explain how context changes over time, despite it being a given in the short-term.
fr: contenu
interview
noun
A structured conversation where one person asks questions and another person gives answers to gather information, share views, or evaluate a candidate.
Example: An INTERVIEW of an Administrative manager in a high-tech South-East-England company sums up the essence of the implementation of functional flexibility in the following quoted lines: "Within an organization they (employees) can be called on to do anything that they are capable of doing at any time.
fr: entrevue
journalism
noun
The activity of gathering, assessing, creating, and presenting news and information to the public.
Example: Nonetheless, most journalists will probably defend this approach by claiming these real-life "case studies" to be imperative for creating lively and engaging JOURNALISM, bearing in mind that the media have an obligation to stir up and stimulate public debate.
fr: journalisme
media
noun
the main channels and tools—such as television, radio, newspapers, and the internet—used to store, share, and communicate information and entertainment to large groups of people
Example: An Introduction Yahoo is an internet communication and MEDIA company that offers online navigational directories.
fr: médias
news
noun
Newly received or noteworthy information about recent events, typically reported via mass media.
Example: For instance, by threatening selling of shares and informing negative NEWS to the public give warning signals to senior executives in organisations.
fr: nouvelles
photographer
noun
A person who takes photographs using a camera, either as a professional job or as a personal hobby.
Example: The photographer used imagery as a powerful tool for communication, telling a deep story without uttering a single word."
fr: photographe
press
noun
It refers to news media organizations and machines used for printing or squeezing.
Example: "The company issued an official statement to the press to address the public's concerns regarding the recent product recall.".
fr: presse
radio
noun
A communication technology that sends and receives sound and messages through the air using invisible electromagnetic waves without any connecting wires.
Example: For example, the setting of the interview is a live RADIO broadcast conducted between a studio and a RADIO car, whilst the conversation is set during the evening in a living room in one of the participant's homes.
fr: radio
reporter
noun
A journalist who investigates, gathers, and shares news stories for newspapers, television, radio, or digital media.
fr: journaliste
social media
phrase
Internet-based websites and apps that let users create, share content, and join virtual communities.
Example: "The rise of social media has completely transformed how people across the globe consumes news and maintain long-distance relationships.".
fr: réseaux sociaux
storytelling
noun
The art of sharing narratives, ideas, and experiences using words, sounds, or actions to connect with an audience.
Example: "The podcast producer revolutionized true-crime media by applying cinematic storytelling techniques to traditional investigative journalism.".
fr: narration
television
noun
an electronic system that transmits moving pictures and sound over a distance, or the physical screen used to watch these broadcasts
Example: The use of the standard on radio and TELEVISION have furthered the notion of 'correct' speech rather than furthered its actual use.