Journalism & Media

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Can mean both front page and headline story.

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Also functions as an adjective meaning daily.

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Can be used as a noun or an adjective.

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Note the irregular plural ending in -aux.

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Feminine form is la chroniqueuse.

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Often used with verbs like réaliser or diffuser.

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Regular -er verb.

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Informally referred to when discussing viewing figures.

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Often abbreviated as 'fake news' or 'infox' in French media.

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Spelled with an s in the singular.

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Often used in the phrase 'journalisme d'investigation'.

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Can mean title, headline, or securities in finance.

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Invariable for gender (ends in -e).

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Third-group verb conjugated like cueillir.

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Used in the expression 'en direct'.

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Feminine form is la correspondante.

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Feminine form is l'auditrice.

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Almost exclusively used in the plural in this context.

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Feminine form is brève. Also used as a noun for news briefs.

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Crucial term in journalism ethics regarding confidentiality.

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Can mean a tribune, platform, or opinion piece.

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Regular -er verb.

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Refers to the number of listeners or viewers.

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Often paired with the verbs diffuser or publier.

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Abstract noun frequently discussed in modern media studies.