newscasting
- a word derived from newscast.
Example Sentences
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"Please be upstanding for the queen of newscasting," said the former Radio 1 DJ at Tuesday's event.
From BBC • Mar. 9, 2011
British announcers' voices are friendly, very individual, and carry an impression of sanity and authority, well suited to newscasting.
From Time Magazine Archive
But aside from Edwards, the network, which pioneered in television newscasting and for years stood a tall first in the field, is now losing out to its competitors.
From Time Magazine Archive
Now getting $100,000 a year for his newscasting, Vandercook is "amazed" by the freedom of U.S. radio.
From Time Magazine Archive
He was one of the biggest draws in newscasting, his personality that made the news seem to belong to the people, to be a continuing story of their lives, was unique.
From Prologue to an Analogue by Richmond, Leigh
