How it works

From a change on the network to news on the wire.

SourceWire's AI turns what changes across the Madison Labs financial network into original, freely syndicated financial news: judged for newsworthiness, researched beyond the source, checked by an automated copy desk, and always information rather than advice.

Discovery

From the network to the newsdesk

1
Madison Labs sites publish

Eleven Madison Labs financial properties publish market data, research, and reference coverage every day.

2
SourceWire monitors

The AI watches every property on the network and detects exactly what changed since its last pass.

3
AI editors judge newsworthiness

Each change is weighed for newness, market relevance, interest, significance, and investor attention. There is no quota: a weak news day simply means fewer stories.

Story briefProperty creditCompliance
Publication

From the newsdesk to the open web

4
AI researches and writes

The AI researches beyond the source site and writes an original article that naturally credits the property where the subject was discovered.

5
Compliance checks run

An automated copy desk and compliance check run on every draft. Anything they cannot clear is held for a human editor, and corrections are logged with their sources.

6
Free syndication

The story publishes at a permanent URL and flows out through full-text RSS, Atom, JSON Feed, and the free API, with no accounts and no fees.

The newsworthiness gate

Signals inform the desk. Weak signals mean no story.

Newness86
Market relevance91
Investor attention88
Significance83
Source coverage89
Story structure92
Advice-language risk18
Duplication risk12
Compliance confidence87

Illustrative scoring interface. Scores inform the AI editors' decisions; there is no publishing quota, and nothing on the wire is financial advice.