We need to think this (one) through	to carefully consider the possible results of doing something
If you don't (get the facts straight), he could (take us to court).	To ensure you have accurate information
If X is the case, we could be in hot water/trouble.	In a difficult or dangerous situation.
X is a very sensitive issue.	A topic that is easily misunderstood or causes strong feelings.
If we get our facts wrong, it'll have a bad effect on our reputation.	To ensure you have accurate information.
It's just speculation on our part.	It's probable
We need to hold fire on this one.	To delay taking action on something.
It could land us in court.	It could make you go to court
Bias	a strong feeling in favour of or against one group of people, or one side in an argument, often not
Blogosphere	all the personal websites that exist on the internet, viewed as a network of people communicating wi
Broadsheet	A high-quality newspaper, typically printed on large sheets of paper.
Circulation figures	The number of copies of a newspaper or magazine that are sold.
Citizen journalism	reports and pictures of events recorded by ordinary people and shown especially on the internet
Deadline	The time by which a piece of work must be completed.
Go viral	To spread rapidly online, especially through social media
Hit	A very successful piece of media content.
Libel laws	Laws that protect people from being damaged by false or misleading information.
Off the record	Information that is given to a journalist on condition that it is not published.
Privacy	The right to be free from public attention.
Scoop	a piece of important or exciting news that is published in one newspaper before other newspapers kno
Sound bite	A short clip of speech or recording used in broadcast media.
Source	A person who provides information.
Speculation	The forming of an opinion or theory about something without having enough evidence to be sure.
Spin	To present information in a way that is favorable to a particular point of view.
Tabloid	A newspaper that focuses on sensational stories and gossip.
Trending	A topic that is currently being discussed a lot online.
Viewing figures	The number of people who watch a television program.
Anchor	The main presenter of a news program.
Blogger	A person who writes a blog.
Columnist	A writer who contributes regular articles on a particular topic to a newspaper or magazine.
Correspondent	A journalist who reports from a particular location.
Editor	The person who is responsible for the content of a newspaper, magazine, or website.
Paparazzo	A freelance photographer who takes pictures of celebrities without their permission.
Producer	The person who is responsible for the creation of a television program or film.
Reporter	A journalist who gathers and reports news.
Focus on	To give your attention to something.
Allow time for	To set aside enough time for something.
Feel free to	Do not hesitate to.
Go around	To avoid something.
Begin by	To start with.
Sign up for	To register for something.