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Channels and organizations through which news, information, and entertainment reach the public.

An incorrect interpretation of what someone means or of what a situation involves.

A prepared talk in which a speaker explains a topic to an audience.

An audio or video program released online, often as a series of episodes that listeners or viewers can access.

A language learned in addition to a person's first language or languages, not necessarily the second in a numerical sequence.

One screen of information or images in a presentation.

Online services through which users create, share, and respond to content and connect with other people.

A word with the same or a similar meaning to another word in a particular context.

The process of expressing content in another language, or the version produced by that process.

A speech sound produced with a relatively open vocal tract, without the narrowing or blockage typical of consonants.

The arrangement of words within a phrase or sentence.

To establish a link that allows devices or systems to exchange information.

an organized electronic collection of information that can be searched

the planned arrangement of an object's or space's form and features for its appearance and use

A piece of electronic equipment designed to perform a particular function.

Using information represented as separate numerical values that electronic systems can store or process.

To transfer a file or other data from a remote computer or service to one's own device.

A named collection of information stored and handled as one unit by a computer.

A named location used to organize files and other folders on a computer or digital storage service.

a service point where users receive assistance with computers, accounts, or software

To put software on a device and set it up so that it can be used.

The worldwide system of interconnected computer networks used to exchange information and provide many kinds of digital services.

A link that allows a device to communicate with other devices or services on a computer network.

a secret word or string of characters used to access a computer account

Computer programs and related instructions that tell a computer how to perform tasks.

To replace or change software so that it uses a newer or revised version.

a person whose work is to design buildings and plan their spaces

to get onto a bus, train, ship, or aircraft as a passenger

the central part of a city, often containing major shops, offices, and public services