news on television or radio

written news in newspapers, magazines, etc.

news on the internet

a new expression describing the kind of journalism based on images, audio and reports sent in to news groups by ordinary members of the public who witnessed events

media groups which are not controlled by the government

newspapers (traditionally larger in size) which generally contain serious reports and analyses of news 

newspapers (usually smaller than broadsheets) which contain lighter stories and focus more on entertainment and gossip  

stations which provide news all day and night

non-stop news

to report on an event or development

a thorough analysis of

to check that something is correct

descriptions of what happened by people who actually saw an event take place

news which is just coming in

how many copies of a newspaper are sold each day or each week

the money a firm makes by selling space to other firms to advertise their products