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video jockey
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video jockey
n. Abbr. VJ
One who announces, plays, and provides commentary on videotaped programs, especially music videos, as on television or at a discotheque.

video jockey
n
(Business / Professions) a person who introduces and plays videos, esp of pop songs, on a television programme


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Adding to this, you can also be a Composer/Song Writer, Music Publisher, Disc Jockeys/ Video Jockeys, Music Journalist, Music Therapist, Artist Manager/PR and so on.
If dance is more your style, then get to Moshine Mix, featuring nine DJs and video jockeys, at Middlesbrough bar Two 0 Two from 2pm to 1am in aid of Teesside Hospice.
Puff Daddy, or P Diddy as he now prefers to be known, headlined the Live & Almost Legal bash and was joined by the five Video Jockeys - JJ Jackson, Nina Blackwood, Mark Goodman, Martha Quinn and Alan Hunter - who helped launch the network back in 1981.
 
 
 
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