Press pool
Meaning in journalism & media, with examples
In journalism & media, press pool means: A small group of journalists who cover a restricted event on behalf of a larger group of outlets.
In Turkish: basın havuzu, ortak haber takibi ekibi
How it is used
Use when access and resulting reporting are shared under an agreed arrangement.
Example sentences
Only the press pool entered the small room where the agreement was signed.
Limited space explains why a few reporters represent other outlets.
The press pool sent its notes to newsrooms waiting outside the hospital.
Sharing the material is a defining part of the pool arrangement.
Common collocations
- join the press pool
- press pool access
- press pool report
Related terms
More terms: News Gathering and Sources
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