News

 News is the information that covers current developments. It is available through many different media: print media, word of mouth post systems, broadcasting, postal systems, electronic communication or by the testimony of witnesses and observers to events. The term "news" is often used to refer to "hard news" to differentiate it from soft media.Common areas for news coverage include the war, government, politics, health, education, environment, economy, business, fashion, entertainment, and sports, as well as quirky or unusual occasions. Since ancient times, government declarations about royal ceremonies tax laws, royal ceremonies, public health, criminals, and taxation have been referred to as news. Technological and social developments that are often influenced by espionage and government communications networks, have increased the speed with the speed at which news is spread and also affected its content.Throughout history, people have transported new information through oral means. While they were developed in China over the course of centuries and then gaining popularity in Europe at the beginning of the modern period. The 20th century saw radio and television became an important method of distributing information. The 21st century has seen the internet play an equal function.