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Did I just see a rumour of journalists go by?
A while back on Twitter I asked if anyone knew a collective noun for journalists other than ‘pack’. I was so taken with the replies that I thought I’d give them another airing here.
In no particular order, and for the most part fitting into the sentence “I just came across a _______ of journalists”, here they are:
rumour (@ricerboy)
quotient (@littlehigh)
press (@MrCompton)
hubbub (@MrCompton)
inquisition (@MrCompton)
germ (@obzcure)
the journalati (@TimDNorris)
gross (@kalena)
newsroom (@vodafonenz)
bar (@vodafonenz)
bludgeon (@vodafonenz)
gallery (@vodafonenz)
galley (@vodafonenz)
jaundice (@chelfyn)
typecast (@wasabicube)
scoop (@roho)
UPDATE…
gaggle (@araneanz)
beat up .. as in a beat up of journalists covering a round (@samfarrow)
Feedback via Twitter has so far resulted in three votes for a ‘rumour’ of journalists and one for a ‘scoop’.
What’s your favourite?