news readers
Television bulletin hosts
News readers are people who read news broadcasts on television or radio—the British term for what Americans call anchors or newscasters.
The term also refers to software applications that aggregate and display news feeds or articles from multiple sources, allowing users to browse headlines in one place: I use a news reader to keep up with tech blogs.
- anchorsWeighted devices securing vessels
- broadcastersThose who transmit programming
- teleprompterElectronic script display device
- cue cardsPortable text prompts
- newscastBroadcast of current events
bulletin · headlines · lead story · desk · studio · presenters · on air · live broadcast · RSS · feeds · aggregators · apps · audience · breaking · updates · alerts · sound bite · scrolling
- readingfluency, comprehension, books, decoding, phonics
- UsenetUsenet, newsgroup, newsgroups, NNTP, post
- web appsGoogle Docs, Canva, Figma, Medium, WordPress
- internet usersusers, browsers, surfers, daily users, power users
- language learnersbeginner, beginners, intermediate, advanced learner, advanced learners
- digital readingKindle, e-book, Kobo, digital copy, Apple Books
news readersinvestigative journalists
Reporters uncovering hidden truths
field reporters · war correspondents · beat reporters · editors · fact-checkers
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