Newscast

/ˈnuːzkæst/
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Media Source

Used for news from TV or radio, not newspapers or online articles.

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I prefer the evening newscast from Channel 5.
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Timeliness

Often refers to the most recent or up-to-date news broadcasts.

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The newscast highlighted today's stock market results.
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Scheduled Program

Newscasts usually follow a set schedule, such as daily or nightly.

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My grandfather always watches the nightly newscast at 9 p.m.
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