Articles

Articles is the raw corpus: everything your data sources have fetched, before it is grouped into events. The page is read-only. Use it to check that a source is delivering, to find a particular piece, or to start a pitch from an article you already hold.

Every member of the organization can open it, Viewers included. It sits under Content in the sidebar.

Find an articleCopy Anchor Link

1. Open Articles. Each row shows the Title, the Source, the Author, when it was Published and when it was Fetched.
2. Type in Search by title… to narrow the list by title.
3. Choose + Add filter to add a Data source filter, a Published date filter or a Fetched date filter. A date filter offers Last hour, Last 6 hours, Last 24 hours, Last 7 days, Last 30 days or a Custom range with From and To. Remove a filter from its own control, or choose Clear filters when nothing matches.
4. Choose the Published or Fetched column heading to sort by it.

The list shows the count of articles that match and loads more as you scroll or choose Load more. An empty page says No articles yet: articles appear once a data source has run. See Data Sources for how to run one.

Read an articleCopy Anchor Link

Choose a title to open the article page. It shows:

• The title, with badges where they apply: Priority (Routine, Standard, High, Urgent or Flash), Paywalled or Truncated, and Found by research for an article Nuvelics found while researching a story rather than one a data source collected.
• A recall warning, Killed by the source or Withheld by the source, with the vendor's reason, when the vendor has recalled the article. A recalled article cannot start a new pitch.
• Content, the summary and body as collected, and Media when it carries pictures or video.
• Details with the Editor's note and Usage terms when the source supplied them.
• Links and Related coverage when the article has them.
• Visit URL, which opens the original, and View event, which opens the event the article was grouped into.

Start a pitch from an articleCopy Anchor Link

If you can write pitches, a Start a pitch button appears on an article page. It opens the New pitch form with this article already added as a seed. See Pitches for the rest of the form.

You need the Member role or above (the pitch:write permission). The button is missing for a recalled article, and for an article that is not one a data source collected, such as a research copy that belongs to a single story.

Other ways to read articlesCopy Anchor Link

• CLI: nuvelics article.
• API: Articles.
• For why articles are kept apart from events and pitches, see The pipeline.