Collocations for reporter - noun
ADJECTIVE
chief,
senior
cub, junior, trainee (BrE)
foreign
local, national (esp. AmE)
beat (AmE)
the beat reporter of a leading financial daily
cub, junior, trainee (BrE)
foreign
local, national (esp. AmE)
beat (AmE)
the beat reporter of a leading financial daily
embedded
an embedded reporter with the combat team
an embedded reporter with the combat team
roving
ace, enterprising, intrepid
magazine, newspaper, radio, television, TV
online, Web
print (AmE)
a print reporter from the ‘Washington Post’
ace, enterprising, intrepid
magazine, newspaper, radio, television, TV
online, Web
print (AmE)
a print reporter from the ‘Washington Post’
tabloid
court, crime, entertainment, financial, media, news, police (AmE), political, sports, etc.
investigative
undercover
freelance
pool (AmE), staff (esp. AmE)
The pool reporter assigned to cover the event.
a staff reporter for a major paper
court, crime, entertainment, financial, media, news, police (AmE), political, sports, etc.
investigative
undercover
freelance
pool (AmE), staff (esp. AmE)
The pool reporter assigned to cover the event.
a staff reporter for a major paper
VERB + reporter
brief,
speak to,
speak with (AmE),
talk to,
talk with (AmE),
tell
We were warned not to talk to reporters.
We were warned not to talk to reporters.
assign,
send
PREPOSITION
reporter at
a business reporter at the largest daily paper in Finland
a business reporter at the largest daily paper in Finland
reporter for,
reporter with
She then became a crime reporter with a national newspaper.
She then became a crime reporter with a national newspaper.
reporter from
The secret was leaked to a reporter from the ‘New York Times’.
The secret was leaked to a reporter from the ‘New York Times’.
reporter on
the chief reporter on the ‘Herald’
the chief reporter on the ‘Herald’