Newsroom in a sentence

First, we can reward local news newsroom headcount — not company headcount or national news company headcount, but local news newsroom headcount.

Student band Pink Penguin performed Sunday in The Daily’s newsroom for the fifth installment of the Notes from the Newsroom concert series.

One of the most striking things about the video of Jimenez’s arrest is the response of the CNN commentators watching the live feed from the newsroom, or whatever the pandemic equivalent of the newsroom is.

The BBC World News newsroom is now part of the new consolidated BBC Newsroom in Broadcasting House along with BBC World Service and UK domestic News services.

Abdul suddenly joined the discussion and argued that newsroom everywhere was a mad house and that Tunde and Ismaila being journos should be able to cope.

A brilliant professional, he was born to be in a newsroom, and was an immensely caring, compassionate figure.

After a short stay in London, the Emes family moved to Wootton Wawen, bringing Les closer to Birmingham and into the newsroom of the where he had a job as reporter.

After the 2020 protests, its newsroom has been subject to several raids, during which the authorities confiscated some of its equipment.

Alberta Advanced Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides (Photo: Alberta Newsroom/Flickr).

And I believe it is critically important for there to be Black representation in senior management, in the newsroom, based on the fact that we cover a player population, according to league data, that is 60 to 70% Black.

And while you certainly couldn’t call this the first major newsroom layoff in history, it did feel unique for one particular reason.

As sectarian tensions flared over the rape and killing of a Rakhine ethnic woman in May 2012, three reports from the Information Ministry arrived in the newsroom of the state-run Myanma Alin newspaper with orders to publish them without fail.

A survey of 70 news organisations that have been using AI programs over the past 12 months, was presented at the conference by London School of Economics (LSE) Professor Charlie Beckett, head of the “AI in the Newsroom” programme.

As well as asking the duo about life in the newsroom, the up and coming journalists told the pair about their experience creating their own news title.

Because electronics were so scarce, it took the newsroom until 5 a.m. to finish the paper, Bradbury said.

CBS News Detroit enabled CBS to imagine what a newsroom would look like if it was built for 2023 and beyond.

Departing Finance Minister Travis Toews, who announced today he will not run in the May 29 provincial election (Photo: Alberta Newsroom/Flickr).

First filed in 2018, after Honolulu Civil Beat, a nonprofit newsroom, detailed gender disparities at Campbell, the case gained momentum in July 2022, when a federal judge ruled that the case could proceed as a class action.

He has been a journalist covering stories in the American West since 2010, and was previously on the staff at Crosscut, a nonprofit newsroom affiliated with PBS in Seattle.

He later apologised to the CNN newsroom and agreed to a corporate training program to address his on-air behaviour.