"news studio" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
An example sentence could be: "This morning I stopped by the news studio to watch the filming of a live broadcast."
The main television station in Chengdu, capital of Sichuan province, has a spanking new news studio infinitely superior to any the BBC can boast.
But this time Sorkin is setting the drama in the old-tech world of a television news studio.
It emerged yesterday that armed soldiers are sitting in every television news studio and control room during broadcasts.
A TV news studio will be built on the editorial floor next to the Evening Standard news desk.
Roy Plomley always sounded too Garrick Club for me, Michael Parkinson too golf club and Sue Lawley too news studio.
Olivier is live in the news studio, explaining Patrice de Courcy's plan for the "concert of European unification".
The network was never in danger of having to go dark, Mr. Moonves said, noting that the CBS News studio in New York could gear up at a moment's notice.
For me, that mainly means the Sky News studio in London, following a well-worn routine: interviews, breaking news, discussions.
The onetime fixtures of the campaign trail are giving way to the Fox News studio and televised debates.
While back in 2004, Guy Goma, a man applying for a job as a Data Analyst, was thrust into the BBC News studio as an IT expert.
"Well, a rather interesting development in the studio here -- a protest demonstration right in the middle of the CBS News studio," Cronkite told viewers.
