An empty local TV studio with cameras facing a circular anchor desk and a city backdrop.

Local TV

The 6 p.m. rundown should not wait on a social rewrite.

Local TV newsrooms already publish the web story and the owned segment. EveryPublish watches the live site, scores what can ship, and turns eligible writeups and clips into source-verified posts — with crime, weather, and sports rules the assignment desk already understands.

  • Owned clips stay owned
  • Web writeups, not a second script
  • Crime can always hold

The station desk

Web and air, without a second rewrite pass.

Writeups become posts

The article on the station site is the source. Captions come from published sentences, not a producer restating the package for TikTok.

Owned segments, when allowed

If the desk has a clip it can use, video posts follow the same source lock. Third-party tape stays out unless the newsroom already published it.

The assignment editor stays in charge

Weather can go. Crime can hold. The machine does not get a blank check on sensitive packages.

Standing orders

Standing orders a TV desk would actually set.

Category defaults match how local television already treats air and web — automatic where the facts are routine, review where the story can harm.

  • WeatherAutomatic
  • TrafficAutomatic
  • SportsAutomatic
  • CrimeRequire approval
  • PoliticsRequire approval
  • CorrectionsManual only

Questions from this desk

No. It removes the rewrite-and-upload loop after the web story is live. Producers still set packages, talent, and what belongs on air.

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.

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