"media worker" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "The media worker wrote an article about the local election results."
Mohammed, 37, a media worker from Mosul, feared civilians would pay a heavy toll.
I asked Steinem what she thought she could do for those women, and she said, "I'm a media worker, in the parlance of the nineteen-thirties.
According to the group, five journalists and one media worker died in Libya last year and two died in Egypt, where journalists had more freedom of movement.
("Ironic," she told me. "A media worker who loses her saliva before a talk and has to carry a mouth spray in her bag").
In the film Broadcast News, an oleaginous TV exec asks a newly redundant media worker if there is anything he can do.
Run for their lives: Why they do it Gary Philpott, 26, media worker from County Cork in Ireland It was nerve-wracking beforehand but a very rewarding experience – it was a great sense of achievement when I completed it.
And media workers are not immune.
Seven media workers were killed, to international condemnation.
None of the people involved in the nine media workers deaths this year have been prosecuted.
In 2012, 18 journalists and media workers were killed in Somalia.
With the group were 32 journalists and media workers who were asked to accompany the convoy.
