ZANUS AI FOR BROADCASTING & MEDIA — STANDARDS & PRACTICES
Standards only work when the newsroom can find them — at 11:48 PM, twelve minutes before the late newscast. In Zanus, editorial standards, style guides and operating procedures are living documents: answerable in chat, attached to work, priority-ordered so the current version always wins.
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Standards upkeep, scheduled like production work: annual reviews and policy updates on the calendar.
Editorial standards, on-air style, corrections policy, ingest and naming procedures: one library, current versions on top, superseded drafts outranked.
“What is our policy on airing 911 audio?” — answered in seconds with the document attached, to the overnight producer as reliably as to the news director.
Work types carry their default standards: the AI drafting a web rewrite reads from the style guide — by construction.
Annual standards reviews, expiration checks on licensing agreements, update summaries for the editorial meeting: assign them once as recurring AI work and the binder never goes stale again.

Upload the new version, set it on top: from that moment every answer and every AI work cites the new standard. Old versions remain archived for audit.
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