Plenary floor•Wide
For global news networks
One story across the network. Video shaped for every audience.
Keep reporting, footage and usage rights aligned across the network while each regional team controls the language, angle and final cut.
Channel 1 in the press
The opportunity
The story keeps moving. Every market has to keep pace.
Speed matters across a network. Shared groundwork gives each market more time to add the context its audience needs.
Respond at network speed.
When the story changes, every market can move from the latest update instead of waiting for the same groundwork to be repeated.
Spend local effort where it adds value.
Let teams focus on language, context and audience relevance rather than rebuilding shared reporting.
Reporting that keeps working
Get more from the journalism you already fund.
Use completed reporting, existing footage and newsroom expertise to create more coverage now and strengthen the archive for what comes next.
01
Create more from each completed report.
Use the same approved material to produce video for different languages, formats and channels.
Multilingual coverageMultiformat distributionOn-brand output
02
Past reporting can keep creating value.
Bring previous reporting, footage and editorial context back into use when stories develop, return or need fresh context.
Searchable reportingReusable footageContext retained
Why Channel 1
Scale multilingual coverage. Keep every version distinct.
One operating layer supports shared intelligence and localized production without centralizing editorial judgment.
Network leverage
Maintain one shared event record across the network. Share evidence and updates without rebuilding the underlying event in each region.
Editorial control
Increase output without centralizing decisions. Each newsroom chooses the angle, voice and what gets published.
More ways to grow
Increase markets, formats and inventory. Expand output without scaling regional production overhead at the same rate.
Shared governance
Give every regional team the same evidence and rights context. Teams can adapt coverage from a shared, inspectable event record.
What it does
From one shared event to coverage shaped for every audience.
Globodex · shared event record
Keep one view of what happened.
Globodex maintains one shared event record with evidence, confidence, updates, footage and permitted-use context attached. Every regional team works from the same evolving account of what happened.
Globodexgx-9d31
Turnout closes above sixty per cent; the result is expected before dawn.
Footage · rights cleared
✓entityresolved · national count, southern states
✓rightsrender permitted
Globodexgx-2a55
The central bank holds at 3.25 per cent; the currency steadies on the open.
Footage · rights cleared
✓entityresolved · central bank, euro area
✓rightsrender permitted
Globodexgx-6f18
Delegates agree the final text at 02:40; the finance clause holds.
Footage · rights cleared
✓entityresolved · summit plenary, host city
✓rightsrender permitted
Your regional teams · editorial judgment
Choose the angle. Make it local.
Each regional desk sets the language, angle, treatment and brief for its audience. Local editorial judgment starts production and remains the final approval point.
Prism · localized production
Build a cut for every audience.
Prism searches approved archives and licensed footage, keeps every asset traceable, and builds editable localized versions for broadcast, web and social, ready for regional approval.
How it works
Connect once. Deliver region by region.
Connect regional sources, archives and delivery systems.
Connect the network
Regional feeds and archives remain in place.
Create a shared record
Globodex maintains one event record across the network.
Learn more
Set each brief
Regional desks choose the language, angle and treatment.
Build local versions
Prism creates editable coverage for each market.
Learn more
Approve and deliver
Regional desks approve each version before it moves into existing delivery systems.
Enterprise
Global governance. Regional control.
Operate a shared event and production layer across the network while preserving each team’s language, policy, brand and approval requirements. Connected private material stays customer-owned and is never used to train Prism.
Each regional team owns final release.
Regional teams review their script, language, selected footage and finished cut before anything ships.
Controls for language and region.
Configure roles, approval gates and brand systems by language and region; teams set terminology and voice choices.
Deployment across the network.
Plan inputs, review steps and output destinations with the regional and central teams responsible for each handoff.
Prism · SOC 2 Type II*
Prism · GDPR compliant · EU data residency*
Prism · Encrypted in transit & at rest
*SOC 2 Type II audit completion and GDPR-compliant deployment expected late 2026.
For global news networks
Start with one story.
Test the workflow across two markets with real reporting.
