Vest (ek.) ilivijest (ijek.) (engleski:news,francuski:nouvelle,njemački:Nachricht,poljski:vijadomošć), najkraći, najjednostavniji i najpopularniji oblik pisane ili govorne i vizuelne informacije o nekom događaju, pojavi, društvenom ponašanju ili nekoj ličnosti.[1][2] Preuveličana ili lažna vest u medijima naziva senovinska patka.
Vest je glavni žanr novinarskog oblikovanja novosti; otuda i naziv mnogih dnevnih listova i informativnih emisija. Sama reč „vest“ potiče iz jezikastarih Slovena kada je značila - znanje. Pod uticajem Slovena pruska reč „weist“ znači isto što i poljski oblik „wiešć“. Time se vest definiše kao znanje; novo - a postaje i komunikološka definicija da jeinformacija svako novo saznanje. Treći srpski list štampan u Beču 1792. imao je ime „Slaveno-serbskija vjedomosti“.
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