Newsroom Radar

See what is becoming a storybefore the newsroom is late.

Radar turns continuous media activity into timely editorial signals, explaining what changed and where a reporting opportunity may exist.

  • Every signal opens into supporting sources
  • Watchlists adapt Radar to newsroom priorities
  • Every opportunity can be investigated in Research or preserved in a Project
Newsroom Radar5 live signals

What deserves editorial attention now?

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Follow newsroom priorities

Watchlists focus Radar on the people, companies, topics and institutions that matter.

  • Energy policy
  • Regional utilities
  • Regulators + executives
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Signal intelligence

Monitoring becomes an editorial starting point.

Each signal opens into the change, supporting sources and a credible next step.

Emerging topics

Notice clusters and new themes before they become obvious in a flat article list.

Momentum and change

See which topics, entities and narratives are accelerating or shifting.

Earlier context

Recover previous claims, statements, quotes and events connected to the current signal.

Coverage gaps

Identify consequential angles that current reporting has not yet developed.

Watchlists

Follow the companies, institutions, people and topics that matter to your newsroom.

Relevant alerts

Route signals according to newsroom scope, role and editorial priority.

How it works

From change to action.

01 / Observe

Coverage is processed continuously.

Related reporting is connected as it develops.

02 / Detect

Meaningful change becomes a signal.

Radar distinguishes momentum, context shifts and coverage gaps.

03 / Verify

Open the supporting material.

Inspect the sources and chronology behind the signal.

04 / Act

Research it or create a Project.

Carry the opportunity forward without losing its context.

Redacto Flow

Turn monitoring into newsroom intelligence.

See which developments deserve attention and why.

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