#broadcasting

• Ampex recorder — A technical and commercial term integrated into television and broadcasting jargon to designate a professional studio tape recorder or a videotape recorder (VTR), a name derived from the famous American Ampex corporation (founded by Alexander M. Poniatoff). In a broader sense, it was used in the past to denote the process of magnetic recording of audio-video signals or the magnetic tape itself.
• Announcer — The feminine form of the adjective anunțător; (adjective) that communicates, heralds, indicates, or predicts a future fact or event; (noun) a woman who presents radio or television programs or who makes public announcements in an institution; a technical device or signal that warns about a system state.
• Audiovisual — Combining sound and visual elements for communication, information transmission, or entertainment; the totality of mass media means based on sound and image (television, radio, online video platforms). Although the combined form 'audiovizual' is registered, the hyphenated variant 'audio-vizual' is heavily used in older administrative documents, media contracts, and CNA licenses, not included independently in dexonline.