newsdesk
/ˈnuzˌdɛsk/
noun
- The department in a newspaper, news website, or broadcast news organization that gathers, edits, and manages news stories.
- Our newsdesk is open 24 hours a day to handle breaking news.
- She works at the newsdesk, deciding which stories to cover each day.
- The newsdesk received a tip about the fire before any official report came in.
- A physical desk or area in a newsroom where editors and reporters coordinate news coverage.
- He left his notes on the newsdesk for the next shift to review.
- Reporters gathered around the newsdesk to discuss the morning headlines.
- The editor sat at the newsdesk, surrounded by stacks of papers and monitors.