Newspapers
Radio and newspapers are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Radio" instead a noun "Newspapers".
Radio
Radio noun - Medium for communication.
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Synonyms for Radio
Newspapers and radio are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Newspapers" instead a noun "Radio".
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- In fact, there was little to no actual panic, and the breathless reports that ran in the next day's newspapers were an attempt by newspapers to discredit radio—see New Media Are Evil below.
Source: Radio / The War of the Worlds - Delinquents: The narrator claims that when it comes to police work, the daily newspapers, radio, and television focus their attention on incidents of juvenile delinquency.
Source: Film / Night of the Ghouls - These stories were almost certainly fabricated by newspapers wishing to discredit radio, but they still made Orson Welles famous.They also resulted in a Re Tool and re-name of the program.
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