Difference between revisions of "Broadcaster"
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| + | ''A broadcaster'' or presenter runs and presents a public event and/or relays and gives information on media via a broadcasting outlet. | ||
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| + | As the first thing people often see when turning their [[TV]] or [[Smartphone]] on, [[Television presenter]]s are highly wanted assets, not only in formal attractiveness but also in luring in viewers.<ref>https://www.researchgate.net/publication/341387578_Viewers%27_Perception_of_Female_Newsreaders%27_Appearance_on_Television_and_its_Influence_on_Attention_to_News</ref> | ||
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| + | |caption=A 9-minute video lecture summarizing broadcast media law in America. FCC regulations of radio and television are covered. Presented by Mark Grabowski, a media law professor. Be advised: video contains examples of indecency - ''Mark Grabowski'' | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:55, 8 April 2023
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A broadcaster or presenter runs and presents a public event and/or relays and gives information on media via a broadcasting outlet.
Influence
As the first thing people often see when turning their TV or Smartphone on, Television presenters are highly wanted assets, not only in formal attractiveness but also in luring in viewers.[1]
History
US
| A 9-minute video lecture summarizing broadcast media law in America. FCC regulations of radio and television are covered. Presented by Mark Grabowski, a media law professor. Be advised: video contains examples of indecency - Mark Grabowski |
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| Nik Gowing | 1996 |
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