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Meanings of newsroom in English

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Usage of newsroom in English
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Nick Higham takes a tour of the new newsroom at Broadcasting House.
BBC
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Your editor in chief's untimely departure will create problems in the newsroom.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
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This was the newsroom that the late, great editor Ben Bradlee prowled.
Ebony
4
The Post newsroom now talks unabashedly about journalism as a consumer product.
NY Magazine
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This article was reported in collaboration with the nonprofit newsroom Type Investigations.
Wired
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To support our newsroom and local journalism, subscribe to the Herald Sun.
News.com.au
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Reuters has both a world-class newsroom and a powerful global distribution network.
Reuters
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Behind The Lines - All the goings-on in the Guardian Australia newsroom.
The Guardian
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There was an attempted military coup where my own newsroom was raided.
News.com.au
10
He had bought balloons and cake to the newsroom for the party.
News.com.au
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A further 91 posts are expected to go from the BBC newsroom.
The Guardian
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Berger looked up and scanned the half-empty newsroom beyond the glass cage.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
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Candace walked across the newsroom to the metro section, tracking down Costello.
Blind Man's Alley
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Ailes funded the refurbishment of the newsroom with his donation in 2007.
Reuters
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A party for Mr. Frankel was winding down out in the newsroom.
The new yorker
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution is cutting a third of its full-time newsroom staff.
Reuters
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