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"Journalist" and "reporter" mean essentially the same thing, although "journalist" usually means someone who reports for a newspaper, and "reporter" usually means someone who reports the news on TV (Especially the person out talking to people with a microphone, etc). "Journal" is an old word for newspapers. "Report" means to tell people something, somewhat officially. "The press" generally means the news industry as a whole, but especially newspapers and similar printed media. The word comes from the "printing presses" that newspapers are printed in. I hope this helps! :) "Journalist" and "reporter" mean essentially the same thing, although "journalist" usually means someone who reports for a newspaper, and "reporter" usually means someone who reports the news on TV (Especially the person out talking to people with a microphone, etc)."Journal" is an old word for newspapers. "Report" means to tell people something, somewhat officially. "The press" generally means the news industry as a whole, but especially newspapers and similar printed media. The word comes from the "printing presses" that newspapers are printed in. I hope this helps! :) (责任编辑：) |