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Iris
What happened, and who said it.
World news sorted into clear categories, with official sources kept apart from the wires.
Iris is deliberately simple: no map, no chat, just the news by category, with governments, central banks and international bodies as their own sources.
It started as the news room inside OMN's backoffice. Clients see it in Portico, next to their campaigns and reports.
- Categories
- World · Politics · Business · Markets · Technology · Science · Sport
- Official
- Governments · Central banks · International bodies
- Where
- Inside Portico
- Design
- No map, no chat
Iris · Live preview
Choose a category.
Sample headlines, sorted by category, with official sources apart.
Open-source monitor · For OMN newsrooms
Vigil
One globe for open-source signals. Events, official statements and open data feeds land on the map as they appear, so a desk can answer the first question fast: what is happening, and where.
Events, official sources, air and sea traffic, each switchable.
OMN's journalists and editors, inside the newsroom stack.
A signal becomes a story brief for the regional desk.
News room · Live, by category
Iris
World news sorted into clear categories. Governments, central banks and international organisations appear as their own sources, next to the wires. Deliberately simple: no map, no chat, just what happened and who said it.
World, politics, business, markets, technology, science, sport.
Governments, central banks and international bodies, kept separate.
Inside Portico, the client portal, beside campaigns and reports.
Reputation scan · Risk · Response
Aegis
Type a name: a company, a government, an organisation or a person. The scan reads news, social and video for claims about it, scores each narrative by severity, reach and momentum, and suggests a response the network can deliver.
False, misleading, unverified or accurate, each with its sources.
Impact × likelihood, shown on a five-step scale.
Correct with facts, answer with context, or keep monitoring.
Takedowns · Quote · Proof
Lethe
Send any link, from an article to a post. OMN reviews it and returns one fixed quote. Once you accept, the request goes through the legal or platform route that fits the case, and every step is documented.
Links from websites and social platforms, one or many.
A quote per request, before any work starts.
Status log and archived evidence. Removal is never guaranteed; every case is reviewed on its merits.
How Iris works
Choose. Read. Check. Act.
- 01Choose
A category, or all news at once.
- 02Read
Headlines from the wires, newest first.
- 03Check
The official line, kept apart from the wires.
- 04Act
Brief the desk or start a response in Portico.
Why Iris
