broadcastjulkaisuissa

Broadcastjulkaisuissa is a Finnish term used mainly in media studies and library science to refer to content that appears in publications about broadcasting. It denotes literature—such as articles, books, and reports—that analyzes, discusses, or surveys broadcasting, rather than the actual broadcast content. The term is most often encountered in academic writing, cataloging, and literature reviews to specify the source category under discussion.

The word is a closed compound formed from the English loanword "broadcast" and the Finnish noun "julkaisu" (publication), with the inessive plural suffix "-issa," yielding broadcastjulkaisuissa (in broadcast publications). Finnish compounding allows the first noun to modify the second, and the ending marks grammatical case and number.

In usage, broadcastjulkaisuissa helps researchers distinguish material about broadcasting from primary broadcasts or from general media literature. It may appear in bibliographies, research notes, or cataloging schemas. Esimerkki: Lähteet löytyvät broadcastjulkaisuissa. In practice, writers often prefer terms like "broadcast-related publications" or more specific phrases such as "radiota käsittelevissä julkaisuissa" depending on context.

Because broadcastjulkaisuissa is a specialized and relatively niche term, it is mainly used within Finnish academic discourse. In multilingual contexts, it is typically left in Finnish or translated as "broadcast-related publications" to ensure clarity.