Satirical daily
A satirical daily built around a single character. One issue a day in full news costume â written and typeset by an automated newsroom.
“A car that looks like a fridge that got itself a driving licence.”
The informational content that fed publishers for years now gets answered inside the results page and never earns the click. At the same time the things an answer box cannot replace got sharply stronger â freshness, recommendation and a recognisable brand.
Bombotalk bets on exactly that side. The original value is not information but one character’s experience: a field reporter broadcasting from his own living room. That does not summarise.
â42 %
across 64 publisher sites against the pre-AI-answers baseline.
+103 %
precisely for content that ages within hours.
+30 %
the recommendation feed caught up with classic search volume.
â58 %
wherever a summary sits above the results.
Issue numbers, sections, a fact box with a verified figure, a poll in the sidebar. The more seriously the apparatus dresses, the better it works â because inside sits a guy who just found out he has a political party.
Every issue gets a number and stays. Companies and agencies mentioned often enough grow their own file; so does the author. A competitor cannot start this layer â it has to be lived through.
An automated newsroom tempts you to flood the place. Almost everything here is a brake against that.
Publish as much as the machine can produce.
Exactly one issue a day.
The spring search update aimed straight at content made at scale â sites with hundreds of unreviewed articles fell by fifty to eighty percent. Volume is the one variable fully under our control, so we capped it.
The glossary and entity files grow alongside, but an order of magnitude slower.
The headline anyone would write: "X hit an ambulance."
A joke that claims nothing.
Asserting guilt about a named person while the investigation is still open is not a joke, it is legal exposure. And the better joke sits one floor up anyway: for that crash it was enough that the man was honorary chair of the Motorists and the government Green Deal envoy, in an off-road Mercedes. The material writes itself and accuses no one.
The rule is tested against a real case, not an invented example.
Add English to widen the market.
Czech, exclusively.
English satire is saturated, the Czech space nearly empty, and models handle Czech considerably worse. Culturally anchored humour does not translate either. And the formats that rest on history â entity files, poll issues, a filled archive â cannot be copied, because they cannot be bought.
Payload as the editorial system, Meilisearch over the archive. Issues and social posts are assembled by scheduled automation.
Content, automation and social are things we do for clients too â social media management