Concept information
Preferred term
press pools
Definition
- “Press pool” refers to a small group of reporters, photographers, camera operators, and technicians, typically representing a variety of print and broadcast media organizations, who are chosen to cover a particular event, a series of events, or a particular organization. Press pools are commonly employed both by government institutions (such as the White House or State Department) to facilitate day-to-day coverage, and during large-scale events (such as inaugurations, political conventions, or the Olympics) or events where space is limited, such as a trial. [Source: Encyclopedia of Journalism; Press Pools]
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URI
https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/press_pools
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