What is "newsrooms"

Usage examples of "newsrooms".

Twelve years in newsrooms, in the company of reporters, had acquainted her with enough obscene language to insure her the trophy in a cursing contest with even the most foul-mouthed victim of Tourette's syndrome.

At the end of the dark hall, she saw the newsrooms light glowing under the door that segregated the departments.

In minutes her article would spit out from the newsrooms printer, then roll on the pressespresses that were actually stopped and waiting.

We do know that activists in the radical student grassroots group MoveOn recently bragged at protest-organizing meetings in Washington DC that they have members working within the newsrooms at CNN, ABC News, and NBC (which supplies news feeds to their sister organizations including MSNBC).