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a description of events and people either real or imaginary
a level or floor of a building, separated by a horizontal division, used to describe the building's height or structure
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details about an event or series of events presented through writing, drama, cinema, radio, or television, typically to entertain or inform an audience
a narrative of fictional or real events which is written or told in order to teach and entertain the audience
an item of news in a broadcast or in a newspaper
What is a "story"?
A story, in the context of news, refers to a report or narrative that presents information about an event, issue, or topic. It can include details such as who, what, when, where, why, and how, providing the audience with a comprehensive understanding of the subject. News stories can cover a wide range of topics, from breaking news and political events to human interest pieces and feature articles. The purpose of a news story is to inform the public, offering accurate and relevant information in a clear and engaging manner.
a trivial or harmless lie, often told to deceive or amuse
a short-lived post on social media that disappears after 24 hours, used for casual updates or moments
What is a "story"?
A story on social media is a feature that allows users to share content, such as photos, videos, or text, which is typically visible for a limited time, often 24 hours. Stories are usually displayed in a slideshow format at the top of a user's feed, allowing followers to view the content in order without needing to scroll through posts. They are often used for sharing moments, updates, or behind-the-scenes glimpses in a more casual and temporary way compared to regular posts. Platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and Snapchat have popularized this feature.
