Broadcast journalism is a field of journalism that involves the reporting, writing, and presentation of news and related information via television, radio, or online platforms. It encompasses the gathering of current events, interviews, and stories, which are then disseminated to the public through audio and visual formats. Broadcast journalists may work in various roles, including news anchors, reporters, and producers, and they focus on delivering timely news reports to inform and engage audiences. The medium is characterized by its immediacy and accessibility, allowing broadcasters to reach a wide audience quickly. Broadcast journalism also emphasizes the use of engaging storytelling techniques, video footage, and sound to convey news more compellingly than traditional print journalism.
Anne-Claire Coudray has been anchoring TF1's weekend news since 2015, after developing her journalism skills with significant reporting experiences. Her reported income is around €40,000 per month, making her one…