Usage of "newsperson"

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A person who investigates and reports or edits news stories.

Usage of newsperson in English

While a part of the screen rolled these positions, the newsperson read them. 
 Dayworld Rebel 

I've heard that he's some sort of Muggle newsperson, and that he's still here! 
 James Potter and the Hall of Elders' Crossing 

It was then that the newsperson announced that martial law had been declared in Los Angeles. 
 Dayworld Rebel 

To any half-witted newsperson, his coming here will look like he was running back to the home office. 
 Fire With Fire 

This was the fifth newsperson to come into his office in recent months and the fifth to leave without a story. 
 Book One: Apotheosis 

For many millennials he has become a main source of news, even earning the title of America's most trusted newsperson in a 2009 TIME poll. 
 BBC 

Carolyn Fiorio was being honored as Newsperson of the Year at a big, fancy dinner at the National Press Club. 
 Private Sector 

In spite of her illness and her youth, Lum created some masterful pieces of journalism of which veteran newspersons would be proud. 
 Wired 

Frequent collocations

Translations for newsperson

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Newsperson through the time

Meanings of newsperson in English