The idea
News, markets and AI developments arrive in different places. Morgenbrief brings them together in a format that can be read as one morning briefing.
I built the workflow around source collection, an AI-assisted draft and delivery to the web, email and Kindle. The project includes both a personal briefing and a separate public edition.
A page from the archive
Sør-Korea vokser raskest siden 1979
En kjempedag for halvledereksporten sendte Sør-Koreas BNP vekst til rekordhøyt nivå, mens verden prislegger varige rentehevinger og amerikanske rentene nådde toppen siden finanskrisen. Paradokset: samme KI-boom som løfter Asia drar også renter opp, som drar ned boligmarkedet andre steder.
Recomposed for this project presentation
This is an excerpt from a dated public edition, recomposed to make the reading format clear. The public brief and archive contain the editions and their source links.
From sources to a reading format
- Collect sources
- Select & prepare a draft
- Create the public edition
- Publish & archive
The text is prepared before it is formatted for each channel. The web edition includes an archive, while the Kindle version is built as an EPUB. Market graphics are adapted to the format in which they are read.
The important design choice
The public edition is its own editorial product. It leaves out the personal sections and retains links to the underlying sources. The website and subscriber email use the same public version.
Content and delivery are separate. A common text can be adapted to a web page, an email or an ebook without treating every format as a new briefing.
What you can explore
Read an edition, follow its sources or browse the archive. The existing signup on the public brief page is the route for receiving the public edition. AI assistance does not remove the need to check sources and editorial claims.
NC AI Brief explores the same publishing problem for NHHS Consulting.