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Hrsanei Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Journalist
what's the difference between journalist, correspondent and reporter?
Can they be used interchangeably?
Can they be used interchangeably?
Top answer
A journalist is a person whose profession is journalism. A correspondent is a person who contributes news or comments regulerly to a newspaper, radio station, etc... especially from abroad.
- A journalist is a person whose profession is journalism.
- A correspondent is a person who contributes news or comments regulerly to a newspaper, radio station, etc...
- especially from abroad.
- A reporter is a person who reports news for newspapers, radio or TV.
- Basicly, they look like the same, just mode of communication is different, it's up to the situation to use.
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A journalist is a person whose profession is journalism.
A correspondent is a person who contributes news or comments regulerly to a newspaper, radio station, etc... especially from abroad.
A reporter is a person who reports news for newspapers, radio or TV.
Basicly, they look like the same, just mode of communication is different, it's up to the situation to use.
A correspondent is a person who contributes news or comments regulerly to a newspaper, radio station, etc... especially from abroad.
A reporter is a person who reports news for newspapers, radio or TV.
Basicly, they look like the same, just mode of communication is different, it's up to the situation to use.
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