The digital story is the source
Captions come from the published page, not a host ad-lib rewritten for social after the show.
Public media / radio
Public radio already reported it. Social still needs a picture and a caption that is true.
Public media and radio newsrooms publish digital reporting that often never becomes a visual post. EveryPublish watches the station site, pulls source-locked copy from the article, and uses owned imagery or clips the newsroom already published — so member stations are not inventing a second script for Instagram.
- Digital reporting, visual posts
- Member-station rules
- No second script
The public media desk
Audio newsrooms still need a visual channel they can stand behind.
Pictures and clips you already own
Article imagery and owned audio-adjacent clips can carry the station lockup. We do not scrape random web video.
Trust rules travel with the post
Politics, investigations, and corrections can require review. Public media standards stay with the newsroom.
Standing orders
Standing orders a public media newsroom would actually set.
Service journalism can move. Political and investigative work waits. The station, not the model, sets the bar.
- WeatherAutomatic
- EducationAutomatic
- HealthRequire approval
- PoliticsRequire approval
- InvestigationsRequire approval
- CorrectionsManual only
Questions from this desk
No. Article imagery and stills from the digital story can become feed posts. Owned clips are used only when the newsroom has them and allows them.
Industries