Media Concept
«Interior Gossip» is a media outlet about unusual furniture and home lighting: finds, discounts, and designer pieces. Every weekday, there’s a new «gossip» about an item with character. The core of the media is a curated database of finds—an algorithm gathers them daily, and a human editor selects and verifies each one.
Data Sources
Six groups of sources. The first two provide findings and pricing; the third and fourth offer original works and context; the fifth identifies news hooks, and the sixth returns reader feedback.
How each source is structured
For each group, it is pre-determined what it offers, the format in which it is delivered, how frequently it is updated, and who manages it. The machine collects only what can be obtained legally.
Data Schema
Data unit — discovery card: one row in the database equals one item. For example, a sunset lamp from the «Sound of the Day» collection.
Every find goes through eight stages—from collection to response. The machine collects, counts, and prepares drafts. The human selects the items, verifies the facts, and decides what will be published.
Guidelines for Automated Services
Rules for the four services: the price aggregator, the filter, the AI editor, and the publisher. If a rule is violated, the card will not proceed and will be returned to the user.
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