Telco, media and entertainment

The standards are non-negotiable. The clock keeps running anyway.

Across telecommunications, media and entertainment, the brand lives in editorial and content work: research, editing, legal screening, fact-checking, and the archive underneath it all. House style, legal risk and citation standards cannot slip, while volume climbs and deadlines do not move. This is the sector where our delivered work is deepest, in news and publishing.

Where the value is trapped

The workflows that eat the hours.

01
Editorial research and briefing

Turning a sprawling archive and the open record into a sourced brief, fast enough to hit a deadline.

02
Editing, style and legal screening

Running copy against house style and legal risk before it publishes, without becoming the newsroom's bottleneck.

03
Fact-checking and archive integrity

Holding every claim to a verifiable source, on an archive the newsroom already trusts.

In production

Named clients. Published numbers.

Wort & Bild Verlag

Editorial research on a health-content archive, cut from a day and a half to a few hours for Germany's leading health publisher.

“A process that might have been taking one and a half days can be stripped down to one to three hours.”

Dr. Dennis Ballwieser · Managing Director, Wort & Bild Verlag
Editorial research
1.5 days → 1–3 hrs
Monthly readers
16M
The Telegraph

Four newsroom agents, built by You.com and Weaver into their AuthorX editing tool: Style, Legal, Creative, and Fact Check.

Faster first-pass edits
64–94%
Less legal screening time
85–95%
Deutsche Presse-Agentur

An AI newsroom built on dpa's verified journalism archive, deployed on-site in Hamburg, with answer accuracy of 97%+.

“Factfulness and citation standards are non-negotiable in journalism.”

Caren Siebold · Chief Product Officer, dpa
Deployed on-site
1 week
Media clients served
7,000+
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The role curriculum

Certified for the role, not the tool.

Editorial lead

certified to run research, editing, and legal screening with the systems in front of them.

Fact-checking and standards editor

certified to hold copy to its sources against the newsroom's standard.

Archive and rights manager

certified to prepare and license archive material with rights attached.

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