telejournalists

On-air news correspondents

Telejournalists are journalists who work in television news, reporting stories on camera or producing content for broadcast.

The term combines television with journalist, distinguishing these professionals from their print or radio counterparts.

Telejournalists may serve as anchors, correspondents, or field reporters, often becoming recognizable public figures.

The telejournalists covered the breaking story live from the scene.

broadcast

anchors

Weighted devices securing vessels

presenters · live coverage · teleprompter · studio · on-air · breaking news · broadcast booth · news desk · camera-ready · earpiece

profession

credentials

Evidence of qualification or identity

editorial · deadline · newsroom · bureau · network · affiliate · freelance · stringer · senior correspondent · producer

investigation

exposé

Investigative journalism piece

fact-checking · investigative reporting · undercover · documents · verification · deep dive · research · scoops · confidential · leaked

global

BBC

British public broadcaster

  • CNNAmerican cable news network
  • NHKJapanese public broadcasting
  • CCTVSurveillance camera network

Al Jazeera · Reuters · foreign desk · multilingual · world service · global coverage · overseas · fixers · translators · cross-cultural

digital

streaming

Real-time digital delivery

podcasting · live-tweeting · YouTube · digital platforms · audience engagement · analytics · clickbait

Opposites
medium of journalism

telejournalistscolumnists

Regular opinion piece authors

bloggers · print media · newspapermen · podcasters

information role

telejournalistscouch potatoes

Habitual inactive TV viewers

professional vs. non-professional news sources

telejournalistscitizen journalists

Non-professional news documenters

bloggers · vloggers · influencers · eyewitnesses

Family

telejournalism

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G