"Each participating newsroom will contribute their own experience, resources and regional knowledge to speed and strengthen the verification process, and to ensure that accurate reports reach citizens across the country and beyond," the website adds.
As Thomson and his staff became more familiar with each other, the newsroom grew to believe that Murdoch may have saved the paper.
Everything that would crystallise in The West Wing and that he would subsequently repeat in Studio 60 and The Newsroom, each time with diminishing returns, is here: the sharp soliloquies, the smart replies, the snappy quips intended to recall the whip-smart dialogue of the 1940s.
In my first newsroom, each desk had a large pot of rubber cement for gluing our pages together so none would be out of order on the way to be set in type.
Brich would get three to five photo assignments each day and often drove back to the North Hollywood newsroom between each to develop the photos in the office darkroom.
The soldiers who visited Mr. Brouhaud's newsroom forced each journalist to do 100 push-ups.
Casting their experienced eyes over each column as a favor to me were two retired newspaper editors, each with decades of newsroom experience: Glynn Mapes and Frank Swoboda.
But, broadly speaking, she knows that the Web is vital to the Times' future, and she wants Web people working alongside print people in each section of the newsroom.
That is already a worthwhile contribution, given that we are told that one day of CET from each person on the newsroom payroll would be worth a total of some 23,500 Euros.
While the tabloid-size newspapers share the same national news pages -- and often the same front page -- each also has its own newsroom with its own focus.
