Read the following conversations and see how the new words are used.

[M] Would you choose to work for television news instead of a newspaper?

[W] No way! Newspapers can cover a story much more thoroughly than television news.

[M] That's certainly a decisive answer.

[M] Does the Internet constitute a legitimate media vehicle?

[W] If an organization disseminates news to the public, it is considered a news outlet.

[M] I think many people find it convenient to link the news right from their computers.

[M] I don't think I can complete my assignment by the deadline.

[W] I'm feeling the pressure of constantly having to perform on deadline. My reporting is starting to suffer.

[M] I doubt that our subscribers know what we go through to put out a paper every day.

[M] Why did you decide to become an investigative reporter?

[W] I was excited about the chance to provide an in-depth look at topics of interest.

[M] Your reports certainly have had an impact on the profession of journalism.