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newsroom
A central, often large workspace in a media company, such as a newspaper, TV station, or online editorial office, where journalists and editors research, create, and prepare news for different channels.
Im Newsroom der Nachrichtenagentur laufen alle Meldungen aus der ganzen Welt zusammen.
In the news agency's newsroom, all reports from around the world come together.
'Newsroom' is a word from English that was adopted directly into German. It is made up of 'News' (news) and 'Room' (room).
In einem modernen Newsroom arbeiten Journalisten für Print, Online und TV zusammen.
In a modern newsroom, journalists for print, online, and TV work together.
The article is 'der' because the German base word 'der Raum' (room) is masculine. This rule applies to many nouns borrowed from English.
Der Newsroom ist das Herzstück jeder Redaktion.
The newsroom is the heart of every editorial office.
This word is mainly used in the context of journalism, media, and public relations. It describes a modern, integrated workplace for news production.
Die Pressekonferenz wurde live aus dem Newsroom des Senders übertragen.
The press conference was broadcast live from the station's newsroom.
editorial office / editing
Both words can be associated with the journalistic work area of a media organization. „Die Redaktion“ refers more to the organizational unit or its staff, while „der Newsroom“ emphasizes the central, often shared workplace. „Redaktion“ fits the teams, while „Newsroom“ is more appropriate for the integrated workplace.
Im Newsroom arbeiteten Journalisten gleichzeitig an Beiträgen für mehrere Kanäle.
In the newsroom, journalists worked on stories for several channels at the same time.
Die Redaktion entschied gemeinsam, welche Nachrichten veröffentlicht werden.
The editorial team jointly decided which news stories would be published.
