Thesaurus / broadcaster
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synonyms for broadcaster
- announcer
- deejay
- disk jockey
- radio announcer
- DJ
- pancake turner
- radio performer
- radio personality
- shock jock
- video jockey
- vj
- columnist
- commentator
- correspondent
- editor
- press
- reporter
- writer
- announcer
- contributor
- cub
- hack
- newsperson
- publicist
- scribe
- scrivener
- stringer
- media person
- newspaper person
- pencil pusher
- television commentator
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How to use broadcaster in a sentence
Mori’s intention to resign was reported by public broadcaster NHK and the Kyodo news agency, among other outlets, citing unnamed sources.
JAPAN OLYMPICS CHIEF WHO SAID WOMEN TALK TOO MUCH WILL RESIGN OVER REMARKS, REPORTS SAYSIMON DENYER, JULIA MIO INUMAFEBRUARY 11, 2021WASHINGTON POSTAtlanta’s selection as the host site was influenced by the fact that TNT, the official television broadcaster of All-Star Weekend, is based there.
LAKERS’ LEBRON JAMES SLAMS NBA’S ALL-STAR GAME PLANSBEN GOLLIVERFEBRUARY 5, 2021WASHINGTON POSTNonetheless, the Doctrine did incentivize broadcasters to be socially responsible and offer the public a range of opinion on important issues.
THE FAIRNESS DOCTRINE WON’T SOLVE OUR PROBLEMS — BUT IT CAN FOSTER NEEDED DEBATEVICTOR PICKARDFEBRUARY 4, 2021WASHINGTON POSTTNT, one of the NBA’s major media partners and the official television broadcaster of All-Star Weekend, is based in Atlanta.
NBA DISCUSSES HOLDING A SCALED-DOWN ALL-STAR GAME IN ATLANTABEN GOLLIVERJANUARY 25, 2021WASHINGTON POSTIt is the principal tournament organizer and broadcaster for a number of top competitions, partnering with more than 70% of China’s esports tournaments.
CHINESE ESPORTS PLAYER VSPN CLOSES $60M SERIES B+ ROUND TO BOOST ITS INTERNATIONAL STRATEGYMIKE BUTCHERJANUARY 22, 2021TECHCRUNCHFor Jabbour, a garden writer, broadcaster and Web publisher, this “undercover gardening” has been a part of her life for at least 20 years and is now fully expressed, both professionally and personally.
FRESH VEGETABLES IN THE MIDDLE OF WINTER? IT’S POSSIBLE, EVEN IN COLDER CLIMES.ADRIAN HIGGINSJANUARY 20, 2021WASHINGTON POSTEmerging technology enables TV ad buyers to negotiate with multiple broadcasters with speed, flexibility and holistic insight into reach and frequency.
WHY ADVERTISERS AND INNOVATORS WORK BETTER TOGETHERXANDRDECEMBER 14, 2020DIGIDAYFor many major publishers and broadcasters, effectiveness measurement has now become crucial to unlocking advertiser budgets.
HOW MAJOR PUBLISHERS ARE DRIVING REVENUE WITH BRAND LIFT MEASUREMENTBRAND METRICSDECEMBER 14, 2020DIGIDAYSince the pandemic it has promoted these services more to staff, and holds mental health and resilience sessions on Zoom along with workshops on remote working, according to the broadcaster.
‘IT’S A SILENT EPIDEMIC’: MENTAL HEALTH IN NEWSROOMS NEEDS MORE ATTENTIONJESSICA DAVIESDECEMBER 7, 2020DIGIDAYIn addition to BP, Arc now serves broadcasters such as Graham Media Group and newspaper publishers including the Dallas Morning News.
‘GO TO MARKET FASTER’: THE WASHINGTON POST’S ARC GOES OUTSIDE THE TENT FOR PAYMENT AND DATA INTEGRATIONSMAX WILLENSNOVEMBER 24, 2020DIGIDAYWORDS RELATED TO BROADCASTER
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