Your sources, and your research, beside the record
See what your paper reads, add your own feeds and channels, offer a source to the shared record, and keep folders of research to draft from.
A paper is only as good as what it reads. The desk now shows it, and lets you change it.
Where the news comes from
The Sources page shows what the paper actually printed from and the master list of sources it can read, grouped by site, with a box to paste a feed. The Feeds page adds, lists and removes your own feeds. Paste a YouTube channel and its videos feed the paper too.
Offer a source to the record
A source you add is yours. A dial offers it to the shared record so every paper can read it. The passport window shows every source you have added across all your papers.
Research
/find is a two-pane research workspace. One pane holds every folder you keep, paged, with what each folder feeds and where its material came from. A fact file is a full page, searchable, renamed in place. Build a folder from links in the browser, then draft a piece straight from it. The query builder sits in the same pane, and an agent can open a folder through the API.
Published by
Robert Christian
Founder and CEO, DRM3 Labs Corp.
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