Reportage

/ˌrɪˈpɔːrtɑːʒ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

The reporting of news, especially in relation to journalism, typically involving an in-depth exploration of events or topics.

Her reportage from the conflict zone provided a raw and unfiltered view of the situation on the ground.

A specific style of journalism that emphasizes narrative and detail, often focusing on human interest stories.

The magazine is known for its engaging reportage that captures the essence of diverse cultures.

A collection of news articles, essays, or features related to a particular subject.

The book is a reportage on environmental issues, highlighting the challenges of climate change.

Derived from the French word 'reporter', meaning 'to report'.

on the reportage

In reference to the style or quality of reporting.

in-depth reportage

Detailed news coverage that explores all aspects of a story.

field reportage

Journalistic coverage conducted directly in the location of the event.

journalism

The activity of gathering, assessing, creating, and presenting news and information.

reporter

A person who reports news and writes articles for newspapers, magazines, or broadcast news.

To dish out the latest news in a sensational way.

He's always reportage-ing about the hottest celebrity gossip.

Covering a story with flair and drama.

Her reportage was so engaging that everyone was glued to their screens.