Radio Stations: These stations are places where radio shows are made. You will find studios with microphones, soundboards, and speakers. The shows can either be live or pre-recorded and are broadcasted to listeners through radio waves.

Television Stations: Television stations are where TV shows are created. They have big studios with cameras, lights, and editing rooms to produce high-quality video content. This content is then broadcasted for viewers to watch on TV.

Newspaper Offices: Newspaper offices are where journalists and editors work to create newspapers. They have computers, printers, and editing rooms. The news is written, edited, and printed before it is sent out to be delivered to people’s homes.

Social Media Platforms: Social media platforms are online spaces where people can share posts, pictures, and videos. Examples include Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Users interact by commenting, liking, and sharing content.

Post Offices: Post offices are places where mail is handled. They have counters where you can send letters or packages, and sorting areas to organize mail for delivery. They also deliver letters and parcels locally and globally.