Editorial project
To understand a story, you need to see what supports it. Saturn Media is a project about clear editorial communication, authorship and sources.
Meaning starts with a question
For readers, viewers and editorial partners
The conversation
Directions for future stories. Start with a specific question, then turn to documents, people and context.
How do working practices change? Explore specific applications, limits and the experience of people involved.
Why choose this path? Follow the reasoning through interviews, questions and direct speech.
What lies behind a familiar image of a place? Connect observation, history and verifiable sources.
Editorial workshop
Choose a format and open an example of its structure. These are demonstrations, rather than a news feed.
Explainer structure
From headline to original source: what to check before sharing a story.
Interview structure
A framework for a conversation about a decision: the task, choices, constraints and lessons.
Brief report structure
A short story with a clearly stated event, date, author and direct source link.
A basis for trust
The proposed Saturn Media editorial approach. Criteria for discussing and preparing future stories.
The author’s name and role accompany the story. For interviews, credit the interviewee and interviewer separately.
A direct link to the original source, the event date and publication date. Make access limitations explicit.
Fact, opinion, explanation and partner content carry distinct labels. Always identify an example as an example.
A substantial update includes a date and an explanation of what changed.
From question to story
Define the subject, audience and what needs explaining.
Find original sources, dates and someone with direct knowledge.
Separate fact from opinion; structure the text and credits.
Verify claims, links and quotations; identify what is unknown.
The next step
Frame your question and save an editorial brief. Use it to prepare a conversation with a writer or editor.
Your brief stays in your browser and is not sent anywhere. A channel for receiving story ideas has not been published yet.
You can currently prepare and save a brief. A confirmed channel for receiving topics has not been published, so this site does not send submissions.
This page presents topics and demonstration formats for an editorial project. The examples do not report real events.
The status and the partner’s role should appear beside the headline. Placement is discussed separately; this page does not set commercial terms.