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journalists in fact do use news from all those sources. how else would they or where else would they get their information?
Answer:
Journalism does not include news on the radio, on television, or on the Internet.
Explanation:
Journalism is the informative activity, carried out periodically and disseminated through the mass media (print, radio, television, online press).
Journalism is included in the universe of communication because it conveys a specific message to a vast number of recipients. An individual engaged in journalism, that is, the journalist can work in various areas of the press, such as newspapers, magazines, television, radio, websites, blogs, press offices, etc.
Journalism needs reliable sources to be able to distribute true information. That's why journalists do research on a fact so that they can spread it on radio, television or the Internet. Thus, it is incorrect to claim that journalism does not include news on radio, television or the Internet.
