Article Studio
The reporting and the writing belong together
Work through the brief, draft, source checks and reader review in one connected article workspace.
Interview Copilot brings source checks and follow up suggestions into the conversation. The reporter remains in charge of the interview.
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Start with the reporting already in reach
Before writing, the reporter sees the source dossier, useful experts and questions that still need an answer. The brief travels into Article Studio with the story.
- Sources and earlier coverage
- Experts and interview opportunities
- Open questions for the reporter
Article Studio
Write the story with its evidence beside it
Headline, introduction, highlights and body copy form one working article. Photography, source material and revisions stay within reach, so the editor can move between writing and checking without losing context.
- Headline, introduction and highlights
- Article image and source dossier
- Revisions and editorial handover
The journalist shapes the story
A draft is something to work on. Compare the wording, return to the source and refine the lead before the piece reaches the copy desk.
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Check the detail while the copy is open
Style, factual claims, names and quotations are reviewed in the context of the article. Suggestions remain visible as suggestions; the editor decides which changes belong in the final version.
- House style and readability
- Facts, entities and quotations
- Urgency and structured article information
Reader Panel
Understand what each reader still needs
A busy everyday reader likes the opening, but loses track of which change starts when. Reader Panel explores each simulated reader’s motivation, emotional response, source expectations, trust risks and concrete editorial needs. This detail view follows one everyday reader: from the first reaction to a concrete suggestion for the editor.
- Specific reactions, missing questions and expected behaviour
- What builds trust, what breaks it and what still needs checking
- Concrete improvements for editorial review; clearly labelled simulation
Walk through your own newsroom day
Bring a story and the way your team works. We will walk through the reporting, production and editorial decisions together.