Journalese

Journalese is the type of language used by many journalists when writing news stories. It's never a full sentence and often made up of short phrases and words that are intended to make the story easier to read. Journalese is usually written in a way that is concise and often uses acronyms like 'Govt' or 'UN'. It might also include jargon and words like 'dole out' or 'tangling' which have specific meanings in the world of journalism. In other words, Journalese is the special way journalists write stories.