coanchors
Newsdesk pair together
Coanchors are the hosts who share anchor duties on a news broadcast, typically appearing together at the same desk.
The format became standard in American television news, pairing anchors for chemistry and coverage flexibility: The coanchors bantered briefly before cutting to commercial.
As a verb, to coanchor is to share these duties: She coanchors the evening news.
Electronic script display device
- studioCreative professional's workspace
- liveTo exist or dwell
- prime-timeTop broadcast viewing slot
- newscastBroadcast of current events
on-air · camera · segment · breaking · headlines · coverage · ratings · viewership
Two working together
- pairTwo matching things
- teamOrganized cooperative unit
- chemistryStudy of substances' interactions
- banterPlayful, teasing exchange
rapport · dynamic · counterpart · pairing · complement · collaboration · on-screen · handoff
teleprompter
Electronic script display device
- studioCreative professional's workspace
- liveTo exist or dwell
- prime-timeTop broadcast viewing slot
newscast · on-air · camera · segment · breaking · headlines · coverage · ratings · viewership · network
duo
Two working together
banter · rapport · dynamic · counterpart · pairing · complement · collaboration · on-screen · handoff · interplay
reporting
Conveying documented information
- correspondentJournalist covering distant events
- newsroomMedia gathering hub
- coverageExtent of inclusion
interview · editorial · scoop · exclusive · investigation · byline · dateline · source · beat · press
coanchorsfield reporters
Journalists covering events remotely
correspondents · producers · production team · support staff