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Autonomy & coverage

Coverage area and local feeds

Add up to 5 places and 10 RSS feeds so the newsroom covers your area first, without cutting into national reach.

Give an edition a coverage area and the newsroom starts looking close to home before it looks anywhere else.

Pick your places

Add up to 5 places to an edition's coverage area - towns, municipalities, or regions, drawn from a global place list.

Local first, national fills the rest

Each cycle, the newsroom looks in your coverage area first, then lets national topics fill whatever capacity is left over.

Grounded in open sources

Local stories are built from open sources - municipal sites, agencies, event organizers - and pass through the same quality gates as everything else the newsroom produces.

Name-collision safety

A place-aware check filters out name collisions, so a brand or a surname that happens to share a town's name doesn't get miscategorized as local coverage.

Local adds, it never restricts

Coverage area only adds capacity. An edition with a coverage area never produces less than it would without one - local fills first, national keeps filling the rest, so the total never shrinks.

Bring your own feeds

On top of the place list, add up to 10 of your own RSS feeds per edition - a local paper, a town council, a league. Discovery blends what they publish in automatically, alongside everything else it finds.

Related: Cover a topic · Bring your own story