Sentence examples for broadcast writer from inspiring English sources

For fifteen years, he was a writer/senior producer at CNBC-TV and newscast anchor at CNBC Business Radio, before coming to CBS as broadcast writer for the CBS Early Show, later CBS This Morning.

Her first journalism job was as a broadcast writer and editor for United Press International in Chicago from 1964 to 1967.

In Radio 3's most ambitious Slow Radio broadcast yet, writer and broadcaster Horatio Clare will reimagine Johann Sebastian Bach's famous trek across Germany from Arnstadt to Lübeck in Radio 3's 'Bach Walk'.

There are books about how comic-book writers, college ministers, broadcast journalists, writers of young-adult literature, West Coast authors, feminists and child artists responded to that day.

Of course, the messages within the hashtag aren't confined to just a single stream; the covert Dunkin' Donuts advertising/endorsement is broadcast to the writers' followers.

Ahearn, who has been assistant managing editor of the international news cooperative for the past four years, joined AP in 1971 as a broadcast news writer.

A deleted scene from early on within the episode, in which Scully questions her doctor about her ultrasound scans, was cut from the final broadcast as writer Frank Spotnitz felt it was too "confusing" for the viewers to place doubt on the actions of the doctor so early.

On the same day, the NBC newsmagazine "Rock Center with Brian Williams" will broadcast an interview with the writer and director Paul Haggis, described by the network as "the most famous Scientologist to leave Scientology and speak out against it".

Each of the weekly installments focuses on a different writer and is broadcast live on Monday, then shown again the following Friday at 8 p.m. with up to two and a half hours of additional commentary, interviews and archival footage.

It was written by executive producer and head writer Steven Moffat and broadcast on BBC One and BBC HD on 10 April 2010.

"This is where broadcast TV writers feel they should be," said professor Cáel M. Keegan, author of the upcoming book Lana and Lilly Wachowski: Sensing Transgender.