Context is not commentary
Every running story carries a dossier: how we got here, what changed, where things stand and what happens next.
About
A global newsroom built around context
CircaPost is a design prototype for a premium international news publication. Every story, dossier, market figure, company and correspondent in this edition is fictional and written to demonstrate the product.
Editorial principles
Say what is unknown
Reports separate what we know, what we do not know and what is disputed — on the page, not in a footnote.
Correct in public
Corrections are stamped and kept with the article rather than quietly edited away.
Global by construction
Six regional desks file into one edition; no single capital sets the agenda.
How Circa works
Circa is the context engine behind the newsroom. When a story belongs to a longer arc, editors attach it to a dossier: a maintained account of the events, people and decisions that produced today's development.
Each dossier keeps an interactive timeline, a list of the turning points, the people who matter, an assessment of where things stand and a short list of what to watch. Readers arriving late to a story get the same footing as those who have followed it for years.
Correspondents
Prototype bylines.
Marguerite Adeyemi
Chief Diplomatic Correspondent, CircaPost. Based in Geneva.
- Desk
- Geopolitics
- Based
- Geneva
Hana Sato
Technology Policy Correspondent, CircaPost. Based in Tokyo.
- Desk
- Technology
- Based
- Tokyo