broadcast media

collocation in English

meaningsofbroadcastandmedia

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broadcast
noun
uk
/ˈbrɔːd.kɑːst/us
/ˈbrɑːd.kæst/
a television or ...
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media
noun
uk
/ˈmiː.di.ə/us
/ˈmiː.di.ə/
the internet, newspapers, magazines, television, etc., considered as ...
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(Definition ofbroadcastandmediafrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofbroadcast media

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Broadcastmediaare well suited to that task.
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Their frequency in print andbroadcastmediafell dramatically during the 1980s and since.
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Censorship of political, artistic and social expression in print andbroadcastmediabecame a strict norm.
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He continues to write extensively for both the print andbroadcastmedia.
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The transcripts of the encounters include ones drawn from fieldnotes, videotaped reenacted versions of earlier interactions, andbroadcastmedia.
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For reasons of space and difficulty of obtaining archive material, we do not address the role of thebroadcastmedia.
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Donations can be invited through newspapers or thebroadcastmedia.
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These findings help ground her more ambitious claims about the ways that the participation framework explains the interactions at work inbroadcastmediainterviews.
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Specialised varieties of declamatory speech used in thebroadcastmediaand film (gameshow host, reporter, newscaster, documentary presenter, and so on).
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Sites may have to engage in significant advertising, often in print orbroadcastmedia, in order to raise awareness of their existence and brand location.
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Constant repetition by thebroadcastmedia, together with constant ringing from cell phones, shortens their lifespan as melodic ringing tones in comparison with non-melodic ones.
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They argue that it is used in "formal political speeches, in the print andbroadcastmedia, and at all levels of the education system" (pp. 98-99).
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There is already a great deal of regulation of thebroadcastmedia.
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Thebroadcastmedia, on the other hand, are required by statute to be impartial.
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Donations can also be invited via direct mail or telephone calls, or through thebroadcastmedia.
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One also thinks ruefully about the contradictions in thebroadcastmedia.
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I am therefore an amateurish expert on copyright, particularly its application tobroadcastmedia.
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Clause 3(2) gives equal access to thebroadcastmediato both sides in a campaign.
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It would not be appropriate for one regional local newspaper group to dominate localbroadcastmedia.
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It has been consistently looked down upon as the least important end of thebroadcastmedia.
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For thebroadcastmediait is a matter for independent regulators.
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The role of the print andbroadcastmediais central to any democracy.
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Indeed, it is a sad reflection on the mood of the press and thebroadcastmedia.
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The decision to deal with telecommunications and thebroadcastmediathrough a single regulatory body is probably also right.
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