Run at the speed of breaking news
When the tornado warning drops, the group that moves as one wins. Two roads get you there. Both run through Cuez.
Breaking news is won or lost in minutes
Severe weather is the real test. A tornado touches down. The next few minutes decide whether you own the story or chase it.
The old way slows you at the worst moment.
The producer writes the script. Then the director codes the show. One waits on the other. That lock of doubling tasks doubles your time to air, right when every second counts.
Cut the lock, and the story can flex and evolve as needed.
One station in that same group ran six hours of live tornado coverage and called it the easiest severe weather day they had ever had.
The roadblock
Most groups run each station on its own island.
When a story breaks, it crawls from newsroom to newsroom. And when a station needs help, no one can step in, because every station is wired differently. Each one has its own tools, its own presets, its own gallery codes. A setup built in one station stays trapped there.
That isolation is the enemy.
Stand 6.A23, 11-14 September 2026.
The unlock: share once, run everywhere
Cuez runs across the whole group. One platform. Every station, every channel.
Speed comes from sharing. Stories and automation presets can be moved across every station. Copy one studio's setup into another in minutes. When news breaks anywhere in the group, everyone moves with it.
- Storydesk carries a story from the first tip to air, and out to every publish point after. Embeddings make every story and asset reachable across the group, and by your AI agents.
- Rundown runs your live rundown and script in any browser, with collaboration built in. The whole team works the same show at once.
- Automator puts the show to air with no-code control of any device. Build an automation once. Run it at every station in the group, or even run it remotely without needing a specialist engineer.
Two roads to the same speed
Not every group is ready to change the newsroom system its producers have used for twenty years. Now they don't have to.
Road one: go all in. Standardise across the group on Cuez. This is the fastest path to shared stories, shared automation, and any-producer-anywhere resilience. It takes guts. It pays off in every breaking news event after.
Road two: keep your NRCS. Automator now bridges into MOS. That means it runs as a plugin inside your current NRCS. Producers keep building rundowns exactly as they do today. Behind the scenes, Automator reads the rundown and runs the studio.
Here's why road two is so powerful. Your current NRCS is where your producers already live. Drop the automation right inside that window, and there's no migration, no retraining, no rip-and-replace.
Build an automation block once, and it works at every station across the group. The newsroom system stays. The studio gets faster overnight.
In the future, you have the freedom to choose any NRCS and take your automations with you.
Same destination. Two ways in. You choose the pace.
See it in a real breaking news scenario
See it live at IBC2026
From ITV to major US groups running live daily news, broadcasters run on Cuez today.
At IBC, we walk you through the full flow: story, show, air. We'll show both roads live — all-in on Cuez, and Automator running, bridging to MOS, iNEWS, or ENPS. Bring your setup, and we'll show you the fastest way to run at the speed of breaking news.
- When: 11-14 September
- Where: Cuez Stand 6.A23, RAI Amsterdam
