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23-SEP-2017

'Be a TV Reporter'

The NBC News Interactive Newsroom is a very popular feature of the Newseum. The 7,000-square-foot newsroom is set up to allow visitors to be filmed against an appropriate backdrop while playing the part of a TV reporter. The broadcast then appears on the monitor above the booth for all to see. There are also many consoles where you can play one of their games, such as Newsmania (which I always used to enjoy), Be a Photographer, Race for your Rights and such.

‘Make your own protest kit,’ posted earlier:


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marie-jose wolff01-Oct-2017 21:33
A very interesting place to training journalism, fantastic image! V
bill friedlander01-Oct-2017 14:42
We don't need any more TV reporters. Enough is enough. V
Ursula Miller01-Oct-2017 12:23
Helen it looks like a very interesting place to visit. These new interactive museum concepts are so exciting. V
Tom LeRoy01-Oct-2017 12:07
Now we can make our own Fake news! How cool is that.... V
Pierre01-Oct-2017 11:34
Un lieu très intéressant pour expérimenter le métier de journalisme, une très belle photo! V
LynnH01-Oct-2017 09:08
News is big business, and mostly theatrical. I don't watch it anymore. V
Ton, Ben & Rob Nagtegaal01-Oct-2017 06:55
Fantastic image of this interesting place. V
Milan Vogrin01-Oct-2017 06:18
Very nice image! V
William Barletta01-Oct-2017 04:59
Very cool ~V~
Jean D01-Oct-2017 04:01
Very interesting image, well captioned, Helen.
John Glines30-Sep-2017 23:48
Scary! People learning how to create fake news which they can post on Facebook or any other social media.
globalgadabout30-Sep-2017 23:05
how appropriate....tv news is now open to anyone who can sit in a studio chair and drone on about their shallow opinions...CNN is a good example, and Fox best exemplifies the nadir of the medium....all the traditional Am-Nets follow inline...no wonder ratings are dropping...
Jim Coffman30-Sep-2017 22:33
That is a very interesting place and you captured it well!