Sentence examples for newsroom it from inspiring English sources

And while the Times announced to much fanfare this week that it will trim 100 journalists from its massive newsroom, it's hardly a meaningful step in bringing costs in line with revenue realities.

Both have plenty of experience on news programmes, but both are more famous for light entertainment than for dodging bullets in Bosnia.The BBC declines to comment on most of the rumours from its notoriously leaky newsroom: it denies that Mr Campbell is being lined up to present its "Breakfast News", but does not say if he is being courted for other shows.

Unlike every other behind-the-scenes show, including Aaron Sorkin's The Newsroom, it feels remarkably convincing.

A Typical Newsroom It was a slow February afternoon in the newsroom, and boredom had set in.

Finely tuned as Simon's ear is for the newsroom, it is perhaps even better calibrated for the street corner and the precinct, having been sharpened by thirteen years of daily crime reporting.

But to see him running out on stories in his 1993 Honda, or knocking around the newsroom, it is clear that Mr. Perlman's health is fine — it is the health of the Chronicle that now threatens his career.

Not long ago, such an idea would have been considered heretical, and in many newsrooms, it still is.

My view is that, in most newsrooms, it is not hard to find staffers willing to criticize the boss anonymously.

After the first editions landed in popular paper newsrooms, it was understood that stories carried by rivals would be plundered.

When I go into ITV regional newsrooms, it's like they are on the edge of a cliff.

That's the kind of thing that preoccupies people in Guardian newsrooms, it's not what preoccupies the people of [Bradford West ward] Manningham".