
For local broadcasters
Help every station cover more of its market.
Find more reportable local events and turn the stories your newsroom selects into station-ready coverage in its own voice.
The opportunity
Find more stories worth putting on air.
The earlier a station sees a reportable development, the more time it has to decide how to cover it well.
Cover more of what matters locally.
See the story sooner, strengthen the reporting and make better-informed editorial choices.
Give local reporting a longer life.
A story can continue across broadcast, web and social after the newscast ends.
Reporting that keeps working
Make local reporting go further.
Create more coverage from the reporting you already fund. Each station keeps its voice and final say.
More stories for broadcast and digital.
Create broadcast, web and social versions in each station’s voice.
A clearer view across the network.
Keep reporting searchable and reusable across stations and newsroom products.
Why Channel 1
Scale the network. Keep the newsroom local.
Connect market intelligence, video production and governance without taking editorial control away from each station.
Put shared reporting to work across more markets. Give every station useful source material without rebuilding the same work from zero.
Increase output without centralizing decisions. Each newsroom chooses the angle, voice and what gets published.
Increase formats, destinations and inventory. Grow output without increasing production overhead at the same rate.
See which sources informed the cut and which footage is cleared for use. That context stays visible throughout newsroom review.
What it does
From reportable event to broadcast-quality video.
See what matters in each market.
Globodex resolves incoming reports into evolving events, with sources, updates, confidence and permitted-use context attached. News leaders can compare markets while each local desk chooses what becomes coverage.
A severe thunderstorm warning holds for the northern counties until 9:45.
Footage · rights cleared
Central holds on at home, 21–17; the district title comes down to next Friday.
Footage · rights cleared
The balloon festival opens at sunrise; ninety crews rise over the east side through Sunday.
Footage · rights cleared
Choose the story. Set the angle.
The local desk chooses the story, sets the angle and writes the brief in its own voice. That decision starts production and governs every version.
Build every version from one brief.
Prism searches connected archives and licensed libraries, keeps footage traceable to its source, then assembles editable broadcast, web and social cuts for local approval.
How it works
Fits your existing stack.
Connect the wires, archives and publishing systems already in place.
Enterprise
One operating layer across the network.
Share intelligence, production and governance across markets while preserving the permissions, brand system and editorial responsibility of each station.
Local sign-off, network visibility.
Station editors own release while authorized teams can inspect the event sources and production status behind each video.
Controls that follow the market.
Configure roles, approval gates, licensed-source access and brand systems by station or shared service.
Your material stays yours.
Connected footage remains customer-owned, is used only in your workflows and is never used to train Prism.
*SOC 2 Type II audit completion and GDPR-compliant deployment expected late 2026.
For local broadcast groups
Start with one market.
Test the workflow on real local stories with one team.