"broadcast jockey" meaning in English

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          "text": "The virtual community ends up expanding far beyond the broadcast jockey, and envelops all those logged on at the same time.",
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          "text": "Mukbang was made popular in Korea in the late 2000s by broadcast jockeys (BJs) who started live-streaming their shows wherein they consume large meals by using online livestreaming platforms such as Afreeca TV or YouTube.",
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        "A streamer (person who streams activities on their computer to a live online audience)."
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        "(South Korea) A streamer (person who streams activities on their computer to a live online audience)."
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