# newsroom

/ˈnuzˌɹum/ (US) · /njˈuːzɹuːm/ (UK) · CEFR B2 · Noun

Source: https://englishreference.com/word/newsroom
Updated: 2026-05-08

## Definition

the office or large room where journalists and editors work to prepare stories for a newspaper or TV show.

For teachers: the central office or workspace where journalists, editors, and producers gather and process information for publication or broadcast.

## Examples

- The newsroom is very busy right before the evening broadcast.
- Reporters gathered in the newsroom to watch the election results come in on the big screens.
- In the digital age, the modern newsroom has evolved into a multimedia hub where social media editors work alongside traditional investigative reporters.

## Usage notes

- Often used as a collective noun to refer to the staff who work there.

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