Broadcasting Industry Jargon

noun a long piece of wood, metal, or other material, typically horizontal, supporting structure of a roof, bridge, or ceiling

verb to emit or transmit (a signal or ray of light) in a specified direction

• The beam of light illuminated the entire room.
• I saw a beam of light coming from the window.
• I can't believe she beamed when she saw him.
• Her smile beamed as she accepted the award.

noun media organization - a company or entity that produces and distributes news and information through various forms of media such as television, radio, print, or online platforms

• The media organization conducted an in-depth investigation into the corruption scandal.
• The media organization is always digging up the juiciest gossip.
• That media organization knows how to spill the tea on celebrities.
• The media organization is like a watchdog, always keeping an eye on those in power.

noun a period of time during which a particular broadcast or program is scheduled to be on air

• Please confirm your availability for the timeslot on Friday afternoon.
• Can you make it to the timeslot this Friday?
• Are you good for the timeslot on Friday?
• The timeslot for our meeting is set in stone.

noun a person or thing that provides information or entertainment to the public, such as a newspaper, television channel, website, etc.

• The media outlet reported on the latest political developments.
• Did you see that article on the media outlet about the new movie?
• I heard from a friend that the media outlet is covering the music festival.
• Her mind was like a busy media outlet, constantly broadcasting thoughts and ideas.