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| − | This term, as used in the [[ESAT]] encyclopaedia, primarily refers to presenters on radio and television. In the later 20th century this occupation has developed into a coveted one among performers, since it usually offers steady a income (often on part-time basis) plus substantial public exposure and celebrity. This status in turn led to box-office popularity as performers in stage presentations, as well as other benefits, financial and otherwise, from endorsements, advertising and so on. | + | This term, as used in the [[Main Page|ESAT]] encyclopaedia, primarily refers to presenters on radio and television. In the later 20th century this occupation has developed into a coveted one among performers, since it usually offers steady a income (often on part-time basis) plus substantial public exposure and celebrity. This status in turn led to box-office popularity as performers in stage presentations, as well as other benefits, financial and otherwise, from endorsements, advertising and so on. |
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Latest revision as of 11:35, 14 September 2010
This term, as used in the ESAT encyclopaedia, primarily refers to presenters on radio and television. In the later 20th century this occupation has developed into a coveted one among performers, since it usually offers steady a income (often on part-time basis) plus substantial public exposure and celebrity. This status in turn led to box-office popularity as performers in stage presentations, as well as other benefits, financial and otherwise, from endorsements, advertising and so on.
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