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*”press” is the ‘collective designation’ of ‘media vehicles’ that carry out ‘journalism’ and other ‘functions’ of ‘informative communication’ – in contrast to purely ‘propaganda’ or ‘entertainment communication’*
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(the term ‘press’ comes from the mobile press, a graphic process perfected by ‘johannes gutenberg’ in the 16th century and which, from the 18th century, was used to print newspapers, then the only existing ‘journalistic vehicles’)
(from the middle of the 20th century onwards, newspapers also began to be ‘broadcast’ (via ‘radio news’ and ‘television news’) and, with the advent of the ‘world wide web’, also came the ‘online newspapers’, or ‘cyberjornais’, or ‘webjornais’)
(the term “press”, however, was maintained)
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