Concept information
Preferred term
television news magazines
Definition
- A television news magazine is a program offering several (typically three or four) segments that each focus on a different story, often presented by a different reporter. Such programs generally focus on soft rather than harder cutting-edge news, on stories driven by personality, investigative reporting, crime news, celebrities, and social trends. [Source: Encyclopedia of Journalism; Television News Magazines]
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https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/television_news_magazines
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