For specialist and beat desks
Make every new development startwith the history behind it.
Follow recurring people, companies and issues across time, recognise meaningful change and preserve the context a specialist desk builds every day.
Live editorial scenarioEnergy beat / companies and policy
Context accumulating
New and historical context07:30 / Company filingForecast numbers are revised 08:05 / Ministry statementA policy consequence is left unexplained Archive / Prior guidanceEarlier expectations remain available
Beat prioritiesA familiar company appears in a meaningful new context.
Radar prioritises the people, companies and continuing issues defined by the specialist desk.
Reporting opportunities
Relevant development
Number revised
Coverage gap
Distinctive angle ready
Journalist remains in control
Open the beat signalEditorial outcome
A continuously improving knowledge base for faster, more distinctive beat reporting.
How it works
The newsroom moves from a real starting point to a sourced editorial outcome.
Focus on the entities and issues that matter.
Use Radar and newsroom priorities to surface relevant developments.
See statements, numbers and narratives over time.
Understand how the subject changed and where sources diverge.
Identify what coverage still misses.
Turn unanswered questions and evidence gaps into reporting opportunities.
Keep the desk's context available.
Carry prior reporting and private Knowledge into every new Project.
Bring your own scenario