scoop-news

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Scoop news' is a term used in journalism to describe when a reporter discovers and publishes a news story before any other reporters. It's like being the first to tell a juicy secret among friends.

Examples in Different Contexts

In news reporting, 'scoop news' refers to obtaining and publishing newsworthy information before other news organizations, often leading to significant public interest or impact. A news editor might boast, 'Our team's ability to deliver scoop news on the government's undisclosed plans has reinforced our reputation for investigative excellence.'

Practice Scenarios

Business

Scenario:

This merger news has been under wraps for a while. Now, it's time to make a big splash with our announcement.

Response:

Let's plan to scoop news of the merger ourselves, releasing exclusive details before the rumor mill starts.

Creative

Scenario:

Our audience is always eager for the latest on upcoming movies. I heard there's some plot leak in the new blockbuster.

Response:

If we could scoop news on that plot leak, it would definitely get our viewers eager for the movie's release.