The article is the source
Captions come from published sentences. We do not invent a lede that the copy desk did not already stand behind.
Newspapers
The print desk already did the reporting. Social should not ask for it twice.
Newspaper newsrooms publish more local stories than a nightside social shift can format. EveryPublish watches the website, scores each piece, and builds source-verified posts from sentences that already ran — so a reporter does not have to become a designer.
- Source-locked captions
- Photos from the story
- Editors keep the rules
The print desk
Local reporting, formatted for the channels people already open.
Visuals without a designer on nights
Strong local photos become story cards and carousels with the paper’s lockup. The reporter is not pulled off the next city brief.
Obits, courts, and corrections stay gated
Category rules can skip obituaries, hold crime, and keep corrections manual. Distribution assistance — not a replacement for the desk.
Standing orders
Standing orders a newspaper would actually set.
Routine local can move. Sensitive copy waits. The newsroom decides which beats never auto-publish.
- WeatherAutomatic
- SportsAutomatic
- CrimeRequire approval
- PoliticsRequire approval
- ObituariesSkip
- CorrectionsManual only
Questions from this desk
No. Factual lines must match the published article. Template language and brand assets are stored separately from the reporting.
Industries