newsroom English

Meaning newsroom meaning

What does newsroom mean?

newsroom

— noun a reading room (in a library or club) where newspapers and other periodicals can be read

— noun an office in which news is processed by a newspaper or news agency or television or radio station

— noun the staff of a newspaper or the news department of a periodical every newspaper editor is criticized by the newsroom

Synonyms newsroom synonyms

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newsroom English » English

reading room

newspaper room

news-room

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When I'm back in a real newsroom, I'll think of you, sitting here with an empty leash and nobody to twitch for you.

And now, over to the newsroom.

We urge you to stay tuned to radio and TV and to stay indoors at all costs. Late reports reaching this newsroom tell of frightened people seeking refuge in churches, schools and government buildings.

A report from our Belfast newsroom.

Just handed to me from the KJJV newsroom.

This word, just in to the Channel 7 newsroom.

Now back to the newsroom.

Another update from the KING newsroom.

I've got a bulletin for the eyewitness, on-the-spot KRAB newsroom.

This is a special bulletin from the U62 newsroom.

Put me through to Ruben in the newsroom.

Not that it's anywhere near as exciting. as the stories you covered on The Smallville Press. but Superman was in the newsroom, and I just about nailed down the exclusive.

Miss Markham is waiting for you in the newsroom.

She lives here in the newsroom.

And when I'm back in a real newsroom, I'll enjoy thinking about you. sitting here with an empty leash in your hands and nobody to twitch for you.

We bring you a bulletin from the WTLl newsroom.

This is Rodrigo lnfanta reporting via ICS. from the UN newsroom in Santiago de Chile.

As you know, the UN newsroom and all its facilities. will remain open 24 hours to keep the world completely informed on this crisis.

From the newsroom.

The newsroom, please!

We interrupt this program to bring you a special bulletin from the newsroom of the Armed Forces Radio Network.

Information from an official source, which reached our newsroom this afternoon, stresses the seriousness of the situation, but, at the same time, the prompt action of the emergency team has already contained any damage caused by the accident.

This word, just in to the Channel 7 newsroom. Police are seeking Hillsborough Country Club tennis pro, Bobby Slade for questioning in the Baker Beach killings.

Olympus Television newsroom.

I love the smell of fear in the newsroom.

So it ended up that we were working in the newsroom till 1:00 in the morning.

Newsroom. Hello. Yes.

So this is the newsroom. - Yeah, this is it.

Newsroom. Oh, hi, Phyl.

I figure we give it to the whole newsroom, everybody feels like they've won something, pick up their spirits.

Newsroom.

Uh, yeah, that's right. I'm working here in the newsroom.

That's my boss down at the newsroom.

Newsroom. Oh, hi, Rhoda. I'm sorry I'm late.

But for now, make some notes. about the newsroom and write a composition for school.

You may not have noticed, but I never cuss when there are kids in the newsroom.

I don't like having kids in the newsroom.

News and current affairs

TV journalists rebelled, occupying the station's newsroom.