Run your title
on ours
Every title of the group runs on one publishing platform, and still looks like nothing else in the group. The same machinery can run a publication of yours: start with one part of it, or move the whole title.
Built inside the group
The group's own titles are the proof: they run on it every day.
- 53
- newsrooms of the group on the platform
- 390
- sections defined title by title
- 26
- languages it translates into
Three ways in
One part
Translation, or the carrying of your news across the group's titles, without moving anything you already run.
A new title
A publication launched on the platform from the start: its own domain, its own front page, its own design.
The whole move
An existing title moved over: archive, sections, authors and the address readers already know.
For each side of your team
Editors
Commissioning, editing, images, sections, authors and scheduling in one place, each newsroom seeing only its own desk.
Technical people
One system to look after instead of a stack, run by the people who run the group's own titles.
The business
Fewer systems to pay for, and a title that can reach more languages without a newsroom for each.
How a move goes
Look at what you publish now and agree the order of work.
Tell us what must not break and who decides.
A written plan with dates.
Set up the title, its sections and its design; carry the archive over.
Check the pages and the archive as they land.
The title working on a test address.
Switch the address and watch the first days closely.
Publish as usual.
The title live on its own domain.
What the price depends on
- The number of titles
- and of sites
- Languages
- how many the title publishes in
- Editors
- how many people work in it
- The archive
- how much is carried over
- Support
- the level you need
There is no price list. A proposal is written for each title.
Questions people ask first
- Will my title look like the group's?
- No. Every title has its own front page, type and mechanics.
- Does it keep its domain?
- Yes. Readers keep the address they know.
- Whose is the content?
- Yours. The platform runs it; it does not own it.
To start
Tell us what you publish, in which languages, and the problem that costs you most.