newsdesks
/ˈnuzˌdɛsks/
noun
- The department in a newspaper, news website, or broadcast news organization that assigns stories and manages the flow of news.
- The editor at the newsdesk decided which stories would go on the front page.
- Reporters send their articles to the newsdesk for review before publication.
- The newsdesk was busy all night covering the election results.
- A physical desk or office area where news editors and journalists work.
- She sat at the newsdesk, surrounded by stacks of papers and ringing phones.
- The newsdesk in the corner of the room had three computer screens.
- He cleaned off his newsdesk before leaving for the weekend.