newsroom

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The first is how a newsroom could run so far out of control.
第一，為何一個(gè)報(bào)紙編輯部能夠脫離監(jiān)管到這個(gè)地步。
Telegraph journalists write for all our publications and the front page of the website is projected above us on one wall of our vast open plan newsroom in Victoria.
電訊報(bào)記者為我們所有的出版物撰稿。在我們維多利亞寬敞的敞開(kāi)式新聞編輯室，網(wǎng)站的頭版投影在一面墻上。
THE best hours of Walter Cronkite’s life were not spent in a newsroom, or in pursuit of a story.
對(duì)于沃爾特?克朗凱特來(lái)說(shuō)，一生中最好的時(shí)光不是在新聞編輯部中的，或是追蹤一則新聞故事。

Missus Kennedy jumped up and grabbed Mister Kennedy. She called 'Oh,no!'" Before long,though, there were pictures, with Cronkite at his desk in the CBS newsroom in New York.
One hundred seventy people worked in the newsroom.

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But others in his small newsroom made a different argument for running the story.
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an office at a television or radio station or a newspaper where news is collected and reports are prepared for broadcasting or publishing

A newsroom is an office in a newspaper, radio, or television organization where news reports are prepared before they are printed or broadcast.