anchorwomen
Lead female broadcasters
Anchorwomen is the plural of anchorwoman—a female television news presenter who hosts a broadcast, introduces stories, and interviews guests.
The term emerged as a feminine form of anchorman, though the gender-neutral anchor now dominates: The network's anchorwomen covered the election night results.
Broadcast of current events
- televisionBroadcast viewing device
- studioCreative professional's workspace
- teleprompterElectronic script display device
- deskFurniture for writing
bulletin · breaking news · live · camera · broadcast journalism · newsroom · primetime · evening news
First to forge ahead
- glass ceilingUnacknowledged limit blocking advancement
- diversityState of varied elements
- visibilityRange of clear sight
- role modelPerson others emulate
Barbara Walters · Oprah Winfrey · Robin Roberts · pioneer · gender parity · breakthrough · representation · equality
News profession practitioner
- broadcasterOne who transmits programs
- presenterOne who delivers content
- reporterOne who gathers news
- newscasterTelevision journalism presenter
host · commentator · media personality · career · beat · assignment · interview · credibility
newscast
Broadcast of current events
- televisionBroadcast viewing device
- studioCreative professional's workspace
- teleprompterElectronic script display device
desk · bulletin · breaking news · live · camera · broadcast journalism · newsroom · primetime · evening news · morning show
trailblazer
First to forge ahead
- glass ceilingUnacknowledged limit blocking advancement
- diversityState of varied elements
- visibilityRange of clear sight
Barbara Walters · Oprah Winfrey · Robin Roberts · role model · pioneer · gender parity · breakthrough · representation · equality · Diane Sawyer
journalist
News profession practitioner
- broadcasterOne who transmits programs
- presenterOne who delivers content
- reporterOne who gathers news
newscaster · host · commentator · media personality · career · beat · assignment · interview · credibility · press
anchorwomenfield reporters
Journalists covering events remotely
correspondents · war correspondents · foreign correspondents · embedded journalists · beat reporters