newsman
UK: ˈnjuːzmən | US: ˈnuːzmən
n. a male journalist or reporter, especially one who works in broadcasting or newspapers
The word "newsman" is a compound of "news" (derived from the plural of "new," referring to fresh information) and "man" (Old English "mann," meaning a person, specifically male in this context). It emerged in the early 20th century to describe male journalists, reflecting the gendered language of the time. The term highlights the role of gathering and reporting recent events.
The veteran newsman covered the presidential election for over 30 years.
As a newsman, he was known for his unbiased reporting.
The newsman interviewed the mayor about the new policy.
She admired the newsman’s dedication to uncovering the truth.
The newsman’s live broadcast from the disaster site was gripping.