news desks
Where anchors sit
News desks are the central hubs within news organizations where stories are coordinated, assigned, and edited.
Editors at the news desk decide which stories to pursue, dispatch reporters, and manage breaking coverage.
The term also refers to the physical workspace—traditionally a cluster of desks where this coordination happens: The story landed on the news desk at midnight.
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- mediaInformation distribution channels
- editorOne who revises text
- journalismNews gathering and dissemination
- storiesAccounts or building levels
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- journalismreporters, interview, editors, student editors, school paper
- news medianewspaper, documentary, article, newscast, press photo
- newspapersnewspaper, headlines, headline, articles, article
- mediatelevision, mass media, broadcasting, video, radio station
- journalism museumnewspaper clippings, printing presses, typewriters, front pages
news desksspin rooms
Post-event media influence areas
sources · informants · newsmakers · press offices · subjects
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Equipment for mass-producing text
distribution centers · pressrooms · print shops · delivery networks · server farms
news desksreadership
Publication's collective consumers
audience · audiences · subscribers · the public · viewers
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