For fast-moving coverage
See the development beforethe story becomes obvious.
Turn scattered reporting into an explained signal, identify what changed and give the newsroom a source-linked starting point for action.
Live editorial scenarioRegional energy policy / developing
Situation moving
Incoming material10:42 / RegulatorA revised timetable is announced 10:46 / Regional mediaCoverage begins to accelerate March / Newsroom archiveAn earlier commitment remains on record
Meaningful changeA new policy timetable is accelerating coverage.
Six connected reports form one developing signal instead of six separate alerts.
Editorial directions
Context to test
Changed position
Regional impact
Desk brief ready
Journalist remains in control
Open the developmentEditorial outcome
Earlier editorial awareness without reducing the workflow to a stream of alerts.
How it works
The newsroom moves from a real starting point to a sourced editorial outcome.
Find the emerging cluster.
Radar identifies unusual activity, connected coverage and the development that deserves attention.
Show what is genuinely new.
Open the earlier context, entities, claims and source material behind the signal.
Move the opportunity into a Project.
Preserve the brief, open questions and selected sources for the reporting team.
Build the Story from evidence.
Use approved material for structure and drafting while editors retain control.
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