AnewZ, the international news and analysis channel, marked its first year by hosting senior figures from Azerbaijan’s leading broadcasters and media organisations for a working-level visit to its newsroom.
The visit offered an inside look at the channel’s integrated editorial system and digital-first model, designed from launch to serve television, web, and social platforms simultaneously.
Through live demonstrations, guests observed how reports are produced and distributed in a unified workflow using nxtedition, remote editing tools, and fast-turnaround production methods suitable for multilingual output and international distribution.
Discussions also focused on newsroom technology, including the structured use of artificial intelligence.
Editors demonstrated practical applications across seven areas, from voice workflows and multilingual editing to post-production enhancement, speech-to-text, and archive management.
Field operations were part of the programme. The team presented its mobile journalism setup, showing how reporters record, script, edit, and deliver packages directly from the field using compact MojoKits.
The system removes traditional bottlenecks and enables real-time publishing from international events.
AnewZ currently reaches audiences in more than 110 countries. The visit concluded with an exchange on industry trends, including automation, multilingual newsrooms, and emerging editorial workflows in the region.
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