Broadcaster: meaning, definitions and examples

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broadcaster

 

[ หˆbrษ”หdkษ‘หstษ™r ]

Noun
Context #1 | Noun

media

A person or organization that broadcasts a message or program to a wide audience through radio, television, or the internet. Broadcasters are responsible for delivering news, entertainment, and other content to the public.

Synonyms

anchor, announcer, presenter, reporter.

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Word Description / Examples
broadcaster

A person or an organization that transmits programs or information through television or radio. This term is quite broad and encompasses those who present, produce, and manage content.

  • The broadcaster aired the new series last night
  • BBC is a major broadcaster in the UK
announcer

A person who introduces programs or reads public announcements on television or radio. This role is often more limited to brief statements or specific program intros.

  • The radio announcer gave the weather update
  • He works as an announcer at a local radio station
reporter

A person who gathers and presents news stories. Reporters often go out into the field to cover events and provide live reports directly from the scene.

  • The reporter was live at the scene of the accident
  • She works as a political reporter for the newspaper
anchor

A person who presents news during a broadcast. Anchors usually sit at a desk and lead the presentation of news stories, interviews, and discussions.

  • The news anchor was very professional during the breaking news segment
  • She works as an anchor for the evening news program
presenter

A person who introduces or hosts television or radio programs. Presenters often engage with the audience, interview guests, and have a more interactive role.

  • The TV show presenter kept the audience engaged through the entire episode
  • She is a popular presenter on a morning talk show

Examples of usage

  • The broadcaster announced the breaking news live on air.
  • The radio broadcaster has a popular talk show that airs every morning.
  • The TV broadcaster covers local events and sports on the evening news.
Context #2 | Noun

sports

In sports, a broadcaster refers to a person who provides commentary and analysis during live broadcasts of games or matches. Broadcasters help enhance the viewer's experience by offering insights and observations.

Synonyms

analyst, commentator, pundit.

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broadcaster

A person who presents news, shows, or other programs on television, radio, or streaming platforms.

  • The broadcaster announced the breaking news about the storm
  • She has been a broadcaster at this TV station for over ten years
commentator

A person who provides opinions or discussions on a specific topic, especially in media like columns, blogs, or talk shows.

  • The commentator wrote a column about the changes in the education system
  • On her podcast, she is a well-known commentator discussing social issues
analyst

A person who examines and provides insights or explanations about data, events, or trends, often in finance, sports, or politics.

  • The financial analyst explained why the stock market was fluctuating
  • As a sports analyst, he offers detailed breakdowns of player performances
pundit

A person who is an expert or critic and often gives opinions on a particular subject, usually in a way that appears authoritative.

  • Political pundits often debate on TV about upcoming elections
  • The media pundit offered his thoughts on the latest tech trends

Examples of usage

  • The sports broadcaster described the key plays of the game in great detail.
  • The broadcaster's enthusiasm and knowledge of the sport added to the excitement of the match.

Translations

Translations of the word "broadcaster" in other languages:

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Etymology

The word 'broadcaster' originated in the early 20th century, combining 'broadcast' (to transmit a message over a wide area) with the agent suffix '-er', indicating a person who performs an action. With the rise of radio and television, the role of a broadcaster became essential in delivering information, entertainment, and sports coverage to the masses.

See also: broad, broadband, broadcast, broaden, broadened, broadening, broadly.

Word Frequency Rank

Positioned at #21,257, this word is part of extensive vocabulary. It's relatively rare in general usage but may be important in specific fields or formal writing.