"media broadcast" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to the transmission of news, information, or entertainment through various forms of media such as television, radio, or the internet. Example: The government issued a statement through a media broadcast, informing the public about the new policies.
As the news media broadcast this rage, politicians did not know how to address it.
Russian state media broadcast libellous assertions against western and Russian citizens.
Local news media broadcast images of the charred No. 2 engine — the inside engine on the left wing — being doused by fire engines.
Syrian state media broadcast photographs of soldiers raising flags over wrecked buildings as the rebels fled, and the Syrian military was calling the victory a turning point.
"The realization on our part was that traditional media, broadcast media, has been there and is there, and that is where we need to be," Mr. Schneider said.
The gunmen were killed at the scene and on Monday state media broadcast their photographs, asking anyone with information about them to come forward.
News of the protests has been censored from mainland media broadcasts.
THE SIGNAL A three-part futuristic horror film, directed by David Bruckner, Dan Bush, and Jacob Gentry, in which media broadcasts turn people into killers.
American officials said Mr. Panetta was basing his statement not on secret intelligence but on media broadcasts, which began circulating before he sat down before the House Intelligence Committee.
State media broadcasted photos of a building partly crumpled in the industrial park and a sea of brown soil covering a vast area.
Some in Pakistan expressed delight at the findings, saying the exposure would force an uncomfortable conversation in Pakistan, where a rambunctious, young media broadcasts around the clock.
