11:19 Oct 22, 2010 

The primary meaning of 'broadcaster' in the UK is an organization which makes and delivers programmes to the listeners/viewers - eg: the (venerable) BBC, ITV, C4.
'broadcaster' is sometimes used to refers to an individual person's profession, but not usually in isolation; 'broadcaster' is linked to something else, presumably to avoid confusion with the more normal use of the word. eg: John XXX is an author and broadcaster, Jane YYY is a journalist and broadcaster.

02:16 Oct 22, 2010 

With the proviso that I am US, not UK, broadcaster is used more for radio and sounds a bit out of date. Do you know if this is television or radio or both?

01:24 Oct 22, 2010 

Hi folks, thanks for your contributions, I'm wondering about just 'TV / radio broadcaster' (this is UK English by the way).

22:56 Oct 21, 2010 

Perhaps - for an NGO employee

22:24 Oct 21, 2010 

'job title' for an 'NGO' ... ?
I fail to see how an NGO can have a job description.