
🎬 Media & Entertainment · Flowchart
How an article or video moves through a newsroom or media house: drafting, editing, legal review, scheduling and publishing across channels.
Drawing diagram…
Content publishing flowchart: a writer drafts an article in the CMS with images and SEO metadata, an editor reviews and sends it back for changes or approves it. Sensitive stories (legal risk, named individuals) go to legal review. Approved content is scheduled or published immediately to the website and app, pushed to social channels and newsletters, and alerts go out for breaking news; analytics track performance.
flowchart TD
A[Writer drafts in CMS] --> B[Add images and SEO metadata]
B --> C[Editor review]
C -->|Changes needed| A
C -->|Approved| D{Legal risk?}
D -->|Yes| E[Legal review]
E -->|Changes| A
E -->|Cleared| F[Schedule or publish now]
D -->|No| F
F --> G[Website and app]
F --> H[Social channels and newsletter]
F --> I{Breaking news?}
I -->|Yes| J[Push notification]
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