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	Newsroom \| Guardian Unlimited
		The Newsroom, Guardian and Observer archive and visitor centre preserves and promotes the histories and values of the Guardian, The Observer and Guardian Unlimited through archive, education and exhibitions.
		The Newsroom has a rolling programme of exhibitions which investigate and reflect upon aspects of news and newspapers and the role of journalism.
		The Newsroom is an initiative of the Scott Trust, the body which owns The Guardian, The Observer and Guardian Unlimited.
	www.guardian.co.uk /newsroom (296 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Programmes \| Radio Newsroom \| Inside the Newsroom
		The aim of the newsroom is to provide fresh material for every summary, in such a way that the news feels part of the network and not an intrusion.
		It has led, she believes, in the newsroom as elsewhere, to a less sociable working environment, with people spending less time talking to each other and more time sending messages to each other via their screens.
		When the newsroom was evacuated because of the bomb attack by the Real IRA, one of the biggest problems facing the journalists in their temporary office was the absence of those bits of paper.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/programmes/radio_newsroom/1061891.stm (2136 words)

	The Future of the Newsroom: Cultural shifts in Bakersfield
		In professional newsrooms, the emphasis is on editing and generating original content.
		This newsroom of 86 is filled with 'backpack' reporters who shoot their own video.
		Be part of the process as the newsroom starts a conversation about its future, about technology, about traditional values of civic journalism, and about how to give readers more access, more choice and a greater voice.
	spokesmanreview.com /blogs/newsroom/archive/?postID=208 (1591 words)

	Newsroom - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A newsroom is the place where journalists, either reporters, editors, producers and other staffers work to gather news to be published in a newspaper or magazine or broadcast on television, cable or radio.
		The popular but dated conception of an American newsroom is a large room filled with desks, typewriters and teletype terminals, where many men and few women work loudly and furiously, reading their notes from reporters' notebooks, talking on the telephone, typing out their stories, arguing with each other, smoking and even drinking alcoholic beverages openly.
		The denizens of an American newsroom are portrayed as hard-nosed, world-weary cynics with little sympathy for the subjects of their stories, although some are portrayed as caring people who developed thick skins as a reaction to having reported so many depressing stories.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Newsroom (789 words)

	NewsRoom
		NewsRoom.co.nz is a powerful information tool designed to help subscribers keep track of the daily news agenda as it unfolds, and pinpoint information specifically related to their sphere of interest.
		NewsMail - If you don't have time to browse NewsRoom, or want to be alerted to specific topics of interest, then choose to have specific newswires e-mailed to you as soon as stories or press releases are published.
		NewsRoom welcomes the contribution of press releases for publication, which is free, and will get your statement in front of key media and decision makers. These can be e-mailed to editor@ newsroom.co.nz.
	www.newsroom.co.nz (468 words)

	"The Newsroom" (1996) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Plot Summary: In a Toronto TV station, the newsroom is headed by a ratings freak.
		The Newsroom, however, stands like a leviathan amongst these sardines.
		The characterisation is first class and the dialogue incredibly witty.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0115291 (335 words)

	The Newsroom - Season III (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Whereas the last season was darker, more pessimistic and dug deeper into the human condition, these six new episodes are a riotous ride back into local TV news.
		Like its previous incarnations, THE NEWSROOM season three is a deep-down comic microcosm of the world at large.
		In addition to the very funny, very entertaining Finkleman fare, fans are in for a surprise this season as THE NEWSROOM takes a leap into the world of animation in the sixth episode Learning to Fly.
	www.thenewsroom.ca (230 words)

	CBC Television - Behind the Scenes of Escape from the Newsroom
		The Newsroom is celebrated for its caustically comic look at what goes on behind the scenes of a public television network...
		By directing Escape from the Newsroom and portraying a director in the film, Ken invites speculation about the similarity between his on-screen character, George, and his true persona.
		The movie unfolds with the newsroom abuzz with talk that Jim Walcott (Peter Keleghan, above) is returning to the anchor desk despite the bullet still lodged in his brain.
	www.cbc.ca /television/behindthescenes_newsroom.html (804 words)

	Poynter Online - Forums
		The reporting and editing staff at the original newsroom is much more at ease with the Web, more eager to embrace it both as an opportunity for invention and an alternative way to reach our demanding audience.
		newsrooms, but we are looking at ways to promote much more side-by-side cooperation in conceiving and executing journalism.
		In the newsroom at 43rd Street, everyone should come to regard the website as his or her responsibility.
	poynter.org /forum/view_post.asp?id=10027 (670 words)

	First Draft by Tim Porter: Explode the Newsroom: Six Ways to Rebuild the System
		It is time to explode the newsroom and remake it in ways that bring flexibility, creativity, awareness of audience and collaboration to the forefront.
		Internally, designating one or two staffers in a newsroom of 100 or 300 - where the median age is 41 - to report on youth does not shout priority; devoting a quarter of the staff to such a goal does.
		In every newsroom I've been in for training projects, I hear a clamor from all levels for more interaction with the top editors.
	www.timporter.com /firstdraft/archives/000405.html (1064 words)

	BuzzMachine » Blog Archive » One newsroom, two newsrooms, or none?
		But if you take the former course, if you take the challenge of exploding the newsroom, then you probably have to give those people control for all the products and hold them accountable for audience growth and satisfaction and for keeping up with all their new competitors, small and smaller.
		That greatly smoothed the Journal’s transition to the Web–while other newsrooms (including the WashPost’s, I know from firsthand experience) grumbled that there was some sort of magic in waiting until 6 pm, to let stories marinate and age before filing them, the Journal reporters already were conditioned to filing news in real time.
		You assume that every reporter and editor in the newsroom is like a powder keg of skill and desire, ready to transform from a caterpillar into a butterfly without the cocoon stage.
	www.buzzmachine.com /index.php/2005/12/17/one-newsrooms-two-newsrooms-or-none (1933 words)

	Common Sense Journalism: Gannett blows up the newsroom
		There will be a lot of braying, I'm sure, about how doing away with the "newsroom" and all this emphasis on closer connection with readers is pandering.
		But the radicalness of the change and the announcement that everyone will be trained and have their butts kicked to join the 21st century is also a newspaper tradition, one that Gannett has followed for decades: Gross disrespect for its newsroom staffs.
		I'm heavily involved in Newsplex, the new-media newsroom at the University of South Carolina.
	commonsensej.blogspot.com /2006/11/gannett-blows-up-newsroom.html (1769 words)

	The Newsroom - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Newsroom is an award winning Canadian television comedy series which ran on the CBC in the 1996-1997 and 2003-2005 seasons.
		However, none of these subsequent series were as well-received by the public or by critics as The Newsroom had been, and the CBC began to express their desire for a new set of Newsroom episodes.
		Escape from the Newsroom, which included a fourth wall-breaking plot digression in which the characters directly addressed the idea of reviving the series, was meant partly as a sarcastic response to that request.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Newsroom (1332 words)

	The New Yorker : fact : content
		The job title was left over from the days of typewriters, when stories were filed on sheaves of carbon paper known as ten-part books, but by the time I got to the newsroom, in the mid-nineteen-eighties, the process had been computerized, and copy persons mostly just answered the phones and sorted the mail.
		The level of disaffection in the newsroom may even, at moments, have approached that of the past few months, but the resentment never had much in the way of coherence.
		By pushing the newsroom to be faster and more aggressive, by demanding that stories be “dominated” instead of just reported, Raines had defined himself—or, what amounts to much the same thing, had allowed himself to be defined—against the traditions of the institution.
	www.newyorker.com /fact/content/?030630fa_fact (3433 words)

	ASNE - The changing culture of the newsroom (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		It seemed to be the newsroom of the future.
		E.W. Scripps Co., however, is determined to change its culture and business starting at the center of the enterprise, the newspaper and the newsroom.
		Scripps tells its newsrooms they are no longer in "the newspaper business." They are in "the news-gathering and dissemination business," said Neal Fondren, vice president of new media at Scripps.
	www.asne.org /index.cfm?id=3268 (2519 words)

	Guardian Unlimited \| Newsroom \| Researching the history of the Guardian
		Applications to undertake research using the Guardian archive at JRULM should be made in writing in the first instance to Dr James Peters, Archivist, John Rylands University Library, University of Manchester, Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PP, email jpeters@fs1.li.man.ac.uk.
		The archive at the Newsroom acquires records of the Guardian, the Observer and Guardian Umlimited, as well as individuals and organisations that have made significant impact on the histories or values of the newspapers e.g.
		General information on the collections that have been catalogued and are available for research is available at Archives - summary of holdings.
	www.guardian.co.uk /newsroom/story/0,11718,785401,00.html (319 words)

	OJR article: Moving Online Into the Newsroom
		Most newspapers have traditionally not made room for online producers and editors in their newsrooms, shuffling them off instead to a different floor, or to a different building entirely.
		Some in the newsroom, however, were disconcerted to see azcentral.com put a two-hour-old story with a huge photo of a wreck causing a temporary traffic jam -- something that wouldn't get a mention in the print edition the following day -- directly under a story about the legislature passing an important bill.
		In the TV station newsroom, a full-time TV videographer and three multimedia editors spend all of their time identifying newspaper stories that are good for television, says Tracy Collins, deputy managing editor of The Arizona Republic.
	www.ojr.org /ojr/workplace/1069284495.php (2017 words)

	The Newsroom - Season III
		He was first cast in Finkleman's made-for-television film Escape from the Newsroom and followed as Allen in the season two of The Newsroom.
		James was born and raised in Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario and allegedly attended the University of Waterloo sometime in the previous century.
		Of her experience on Ken Finkleman's comedy with a cult following, The Newsroom III, Jarvis notes, "it was a blast." When she's not putting her keen eye and nimble hand to test, she can be found gallivanting with friends, refurbishing her penthouse apartment and living each day to its fullest.
	www.thenewsroom.ca /cast.html (1639 words)

	First Draft by Tim Porter: The Mood of the Newsroom
		I didn't think, given the scrappy newsrooms from which I sprang, the day would come when I'd say the responsibility for the decline of newspapers as the principal platform for journalism is shared equally by the journalists and the publishers.
		The obdurance and avoidance endemic in newsrooms rests on a bedrock belief that the "problems" at their newspapers are best solved with more bodies or a return to a more "traditional" form of journalism.
		This belief exists in every newsroom I've been in during the last 18 months and while it is certainly understandable - most people prefer a known past, however glorified it may be, to an uncertain future, regardless of the promise it may hold - I believe it is dangerously destructive.
	www.timporter.com /firstdraft/archives/000442.html (5859 words)

	BuzzMachine » Blog Archive » Gannett explodes the newsroom
		They’re exploding their newsrooms, changing how they are organized, how they operate, and tearing down the walls to the world formerly known as the outside.
		Gannett newsrooms are smaller and younger (though don’t count on young staffers to be any more forward thinking and brave than their elders).
		The worst thing about newsroom are those holier-than-thou editorial types who think that their jobs can be done by similarly ink-stained wretches.
	buzzmachine.com /index.php/2006/11/05/gannett-explodes-the-newsroom (1529 words)

	Kirkcaldy & Cowdenbeath Conservatives - Newsroom
		Newsroom items prior to 1st April 2005 are held on the old DECA website.
		As always, if you've any problems with navigating these sites or if you can see ways in which we could improve them, please let us know.
		NEWSROOM - Fife Council - Standards and Audit
	www.kctories.org.uk /newsroom.htm (1229 words)

	Newsroom conservatives are a rare breed \| csmonitor.com
		But the survey does confirm that US newsrooms do not mirror the political leanings of the nation at large.
		Some editors contend that at the very least, media outlets should acknowledge that ideologically unbalanced newsrooms are bad for journalism and, in a time of declining circulation and viewership, bad for business, too.
		But if editors and recruiters are thinking more about ideological balance, newsrooms remain distracted by budget cutbacks and continued embarrassment over the another gap: a severe shortage of minorities relative to the general population.
	www.csmonitor.com /2004/0603/p02s01-usgn.html (999 words)

	Intranets in News Libraries: SLA News Division Web Site
		Information from company telephone directories, newsroom rolodexes, VIP name authority lists, local demographics and chronologies are some of the natural candidates to be posted on the newsroom or news library Intranet.
		Sometimes it is up to the newsroom or the news library to put up Intranet pages that can later be expanded into a corporate resource.
		Newsroom Tools: Some useful newsroom tools include a searchable employee directory, a list of newsroom home phone numbers, a scheduling database, organization charts, Internet e-mail access, expense report forms, photo assignment forms and the newsroom's stylebook.
	www.ibiblio.org /slanews/intranets (1021 words)

	The Seattle Times Company - Jobs in the Newsroom
		People working in the newsroom are responsible for producing all journalism content of the newspaper and seattletimes.com.
		We keep them in our database, which we refer to when jobs open in the newsroom.
		We appreciate your interest in working in the newsroom at The Seattle Times.
	www.seattletimescompany.com /newsroom/jobs.htm (439 words)

	Newsroom Leadership \| Upcoming Workshops (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Both workshops are produced by The Newsroom Leadership Group--a coaching and consulting consortium and producer of the popular "Reflections on Leadership" series--in cooperation with regional newspapers.
		The Newsroom Leadership Group is a coaching and consulting consortium dedicated to helping newspaper editors improve their management skills.
		Edward is the author of "Reflections on Leadership," a weekly essay on newsroom management read by more than 7,000 editors around the world.
	www.newsroomleadership.com /Workshops (247 words)

	Notes from the Newsroom
		Since we are now over six months into this new adventure of blogging as a newsroom, I thought it was time to ask that question of those of you who read and participate here.
		First though, my thanks to the members of the News Channel 8 team who have embraced this forum as a place to communicate directly with you, our viewers (and readers) on a wide range of topics in and sometimes out of the news.
		We assume that you know where you live, but one rule in a newsroom is never to assume anything.
	wtnh.tv /blogs/index.php/newsroom (1538 words)

	Diversity in the Newsroom l Handout
		In 1993, two studies conducted at Ryerson Polytechnic University by Professor John Miller and graduate student Kimberly Prince came to some sobering conclusions regarding diversity and Canada's newspapers.
		In 41 daily newsroom surveyed across Canada, there are 2,620 professional journalists (supervisors, reporters, photographers, artists and copy editors).
		Ninety-three percent of the editors feel the climate in their newsroom does not discourage either the hiring or promotion of non-whites.
	www.media-awareness.ca /english/resources/educational/handouts/stereotyping/diversity_newsroom.cfm (563 words)

	Amazon.com: The Newsroom, Vol. 1-4 Boxed Set: Video: Newsroom (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		For those lucky enough to have seen The Newsroom on television, this is a wonderful chance to relive the hilarious moments.
		But this newsroom wouldn't be complete without its hilarious crew - the two comic, stand- up type producers, the self-absorbed anchor with the perfect coiffure - and a little office politics...
		Note: Somebody from Chicago told me that her cousin worked in the actual newsroom and offices where the series was filmed during working hours.
	www.amazon.com /Newsroom-Vol-1-4-Boxed-Set/dp/1569382832 (1654 words)

	Sea of Souls: The Newsroom - TV.com
		The duo are suspect that the job will be a waste of their time, but soon experience strange phenomena: flashing lights, wierd noises, extreme temperature drops and ominous broadcasts on the TV.
		Could the phenomena be caused by the Rosie's jealous brother, who wants to wrest control of the hotel from his sister, or could they be connected to the newsroom that used to occupy part of the hotel's premises?
		Tell the world what you think of The Newsroom, write a review for this episode.
	www.tv.com /sea-of-souls/the-newsroom/episode/630573/summary.html (214 words)

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