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{{Short description|Person who presents news during a news program}}
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[[File:Michael Bennet with Reena Ninan on CBS.jpg|thumb|Presenter [[Reena Ninan]] interviewing politician [[Michael Bennet]] on [[CBS News]]]]
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A '''news presenter''' – also known as a '''newsreader''', '''newscaster''' (short for "news broadcaster"), '''anchorman''' or '''anchorwoman''', '''news anchor''' or simply an '''anchor''' – is a person who presents news during a [[news broadcasting|news program]] on [[television show|TV]], [[radio]] or the [[Internet]]. They may also be a working [[journalist]], assisting in the collection of news material and may, in addition, provide commentary during the program. News presenters most often work from a [[television studio]] or [[radio studio]], but may also present the news from [[remote broadcast|remote locations]] in the field related to a particular major news event.
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