newsroom
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3.2
- noun
- /ˈnuːzruːm/
- Literature
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redacción
- I don't want the whole newsroom knowing about this yet.
- work in a newsroom
And then an era of shrinking newsrooms and shrinking staff.
- And then an era of shrinking newsrooms and shrinking staff.
- My father was, you know, in television, and I was around newsrooms most of my childhood.
- Your favorite podcaster or Substacker doesn't have a newsroom.
- And she is pitching herself for a local internship in The Newsroom.
- And that lifted up those that didn't have resources in smaller newsrooms.
- So we are collaborating and working to provide products and content to other newsrooms outside of our communities.
- So now you have academia feeding feeding newsrooms.
- And that issue was specifically around who is not in newsrooms and what conversations are not had in newsrooms.
- The ease with which a tweeted untruth can dominate a new cycle and hijack newsrooms for days is new in presidential politics.
- It also means that we stop putting a burden on of representation on the two or three people in our newsroom.
- And it did its best to give you a view of the world as that flawed newsroom, the best it could best sense it could make.
- Like what is happening on on on air meltdown on air live television, like a newsroom on air meltdown.
Examples
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Charlie said you wanted to see a real newsroom, and this is it.
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Good evening from our CBS newsroom in New York.
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Well, our newsroom has been flooded with calls tonight...
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Leslie Albright is live in our newsroom with an update.
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This is Rodrigo Infante reporting via ICS from the UN newsroom in Santiago de Chile.
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The newsroom was buzzing with activity as reporters worked on their stories.
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Our team in the newsroom is dedicated to delivering accurate and timely news updates.
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During the live broadcast, the newsroom staff coordinated with journalists in the field.
Synonyms
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A room where reporters work and prepare news
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The section of a publisher that checks and prepares writing before publication
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Etymology
Newsroom also means the team or department that makes the news ('new information'), so it refers to the staff who gather, write, and edit the stories you read or hear.