Newsroom

/ˈnuːzruːm,ˈnuːzrʊm/

noun

A place where journalists work to collect and produce news for newspapers, magazines, websites or TV broadcasts.

The newsroom was busy with reporters trying to meet their deadlines.

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Newsroom implies a bustling environment with constant activity, emphasizing urgency and teamwork.

She thrived in the newsroom's energetic atmosphere, always on top of the latest scoop.

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Newsrooms serve various media, think beyond newspapers to TV, online, and even radio stations.

After the press conference, all the major newsrooms published stories about the event.

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'Newsroom' refers to a physical or virtual place, not to a type or style of news.

The online newspaper's virtual newsroom allowed reporters to collaborate worldwide.

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