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Your paper has a video edition

Every day's paper becomes a newscast on the paper's own address: watch it, share it, embed it, follow it as a podcast, and check how it was made.

Robert ChristianSeptember 6, 20263 min read

A paper that publishes every day now has a newscast to match. Open /cast on any paper's address and the day's edition plays: the day's stories, read and shown, on the paper's own masthead. Every day keeps its own edition at /cast and the date, and the latest is always at /cast.

The front page leads with it. A Watch the day band sits at the top, and the daily briefing email carries a watch button, so a reader who never opens the site still gets the newscast.

The programme

Under the player is the programme: the rundown of the edition, turn by turn. Click a turn and the player jumps to it. A story whose turn is in the day's rundown embeds that turn on its own page and links the whole edition.

Share it, embed it, subscribe to it

Every edition has a share link and an embed code, so it travels to a site or a post as easily as a story does. The paper's podcast feed at /podcast.xml carries one item per edition, so any podcast app follows the paper's newscasts.

How it was made, on the record

Under the player, How this was made opens the edition's record: what went in, in plain words beside a signed receipt for every step, and a check that runs in your own browser. A viewer can see that the edition came from that day's paper and nothing else.

Turning it on

The video edition is a desk setting, on the plans above Solo. Switch it on, pick the hour, and the paper bakes its edition every day after the stories are in. It spends credits like any other work the paper does.

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Robert Christian

Founder and CEO, DRM3 Labs Corp.

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