A sunlit digital news office desk with a closed laptop in front of a downtown street window.

Digital local news

A digital local newsroom should not staff social at the same rate as the CMS.

Digital local news publishes all day. The homepage moves faster than a two-person social rotation. EveryPublish watches the live URL, scores each story, and turns eligible articles into source-verified posts with the brand lockup and approval rules you already want.

  • Volume without a second desk
  • Thresholds you set
  • Lockup stays yours

The digital desk

Distribution at CMS speed, with editorial brakes.

The homepage is the queue

New URLs are scored as they hit the site. Below the threshold, the piece stays on the page. Above it, a post is built from source text.

Brand lockup at volume

Templates and assets stay consistent when the desk is shipping more stories than a designer can sit with.

Skip the beats that should never auto-post

Sponsored content, lawsuits, and obituaries can be ignored. High-risk categories can always require an editor.

Standing orders

Standing orders a digital local desk would actually set.

Ship utility and sports. Hold politics and crime. Skip what never belonged on the channels in the first place.

  • WeatherAutomatic
  • CommunityAutomatic
  • SportsAutomatic
  • CrimeRequire approval
  • PoliticsRequire approval
  • Sponsored contentSkip

Questions from this desk

Yes. Digital local newsrooms that publish articles to a public site are the core use — including shops that never had a press.

Source-locked copyNewsroom-controlled rulesConnected social channelsAutomatic or approval mode

Your newsroom is already publishing the stories. Put them to work on social.

Connect social accounts. No code setup — stories are picked up from the live site — and we show what your reporting looks like as a consistent social feed.

No credit card · No code setup · Beta