One system.
Fifty-four faces.
The titles are meant to look nothing like each other. Underneath, they run on the same machinery — which is why a group this size can be operated by a newsroom-sized team, and why a campaign can cross all of it in one line.
49
newsrooms on the publishing platform
356
sections defined across the titles
46.4k
articles it has published
Commission, edit, translate, publish, distribute
356 sections
The newsroom
Commissioning and editing for 49 titles at once, with each newsroom seeing only its own desk. Images, sections, authors, scheduling and the analytics behind them all live in one place.
26 languages
Translation
A title in Kyiv and a title in Lisbon are not the same story twice. Where the group does translate, it does it inside the platform, into 26 languages, with the original always attached.
61 sites
The wire
Everything published anywhere in the group lands in one feed, sorted by subject rather than by title: 3,050 stories in the last seven days from 61 sites.
Read the wire178 countries
The directory
The group's streaming index keeps 15,198 television channels and 22,041 streams in 178 countries checked and sorted — the largest single dataset the group maintains.
HromlyWhy it is built this way
A shared platform usually shows: the same layout in different colours, the same feed under different names. The group spends its engineering the other way round.
The common parts are the ones the reader never sees, and every title gets its own front page, its own type and its own mechanics. That is a deliberate cost. It is also the only version of a media group worth owning.
What partners get
- One integration
- all titles
- One wire
- 61 sites
- One advertising desk
- 54 properties
- Own newsroom per title
- no shared feed
Bring a title of your own
The platform runs titles that the group does not own, too. If you publish and the machinery is your problem, that is a conversation worth having.