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News, radio and TV: What's the news saying about us?
We read the news as it's published and record radio and TV, turning broadcasts into text. Say the 9pm radio news in Prince George runs a story that touches your business or your union: by morning it's in your briefing, clipped and transcribed.
How it works: News, radio and TV
- Records live TV and radio and turns it into text. Broadcasts in other languages get an English translation.
- Cuts each broadcast into story clips, each with its own transcript and summary, so a radio segment reads like an article.
- Spots press conferences on air and keeps the whole clip, questions included. When one airs in pieces on different networks, we stitch them together so you get the whole thing.
- Reads news sites as they publish, and follows the reporters who cover your race or issue.
- Every past story stays searchable.