newsroom
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2.9
An office where reporters gather, write, and edit news before broadcast or publication
- noun
- /ˈnuːzruːm/
- Literature
:
sala de redacción
- The reporters gathered in the newsroom to discuss the breaking news story.
- newsroom anchor
- walked into a newsroom
And we can't go and cleave a portion of our newsroom to start an audio division, right?
- And we can't go and cleave a portion of our newsroom to start an audio division, right?
- So what we're seeing online in these social media spaces and making up for those deficiencies is providing news that the people who are absent from the newsrooms can't.
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Examples
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"I remember Bob sitting us all down in the newsroom and explaining it to us.
Academic text (2017) -
Hey, uh, let me call you back from outside the newsroom.
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I have to be in the newsroom in 15 minutes.
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I was just in the newsroom.
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Back to you in the newsroom.
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Now back to the newsroom.
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A reporter in the newsroom.
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A report from our Belfast newsroom.
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After the concert, I want us to all meet back here in the newsroom to share our impressions of the concert.
Academic text (2013) -
This is a newsroom.
Synonyms
1
3.5
A room where reporters work and prepare news
is a larger area that also covers writing and editing before publication
How Big
newsroom
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2.9
- Literature
26
2.9
cubicle
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3.4
88
3.4
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Newsroom combines news ('new information') and room ('a space'), so it names the place where reporters and editors work on new stories before they appear.