The average breaking news cycle looks like this:

1. Story surfaces on a niche platform or social feed

2. A reporter manually spots it 15-30 min later

3. Editorial meeting to decide coverage angle

4. First draft lands 1-2 hours after the story broke

5. By then, 10 other outlets already published

The gap between "story exists" and "your team knows about it" is where you lose. Not in the writing — in the detection.

We built News Terminal to close that gap. It monitors thousands of sources in real-time, flags engagement spikes before they go mainstream, and generates first drafts in your exact brand voice — so your team can go from signal to published in minutes, not hours.

The teams using this aren't working harder. They're just seeing the signal first.

If speed matters to your content operation, this is the infrastructure layer you're missing.