Journalism (noun)

1. The activity or profession of writing or reporting news in newspapers, magazines, or news websites.
2. The collection of techniques and methods used to produce news.

Origin:

Late 18th century: from french journalisme, from journal (see journal).

Examples:

1. He studied journalism in college.
2. She worked as a journalist for many years.
3. The newspaper was known for its investigative journalism.
4. He was interested in the business side of journalism.
5. The school offered a course in digital journalism.