I worked full-time as a journalist for a bunch of different news organizations before leaving to found the forthcoming http://recent.io/ http://recent.io/. My

I worked full-time as a journalist for a bunch of different news organizations before leaving to found the forthcoming http://recent.io/ http://recent.io/. My suspicion is that neither I nor other journalists I know would use this newsclip.se tool. In a single newsroom I've seen people using Word, TextEdit, Google Docs, Notepad, BBEdit, Gmail, phone-based email clients, phone dictation, and even emacs (me, a few times) to write news articles. While the CMS is newsroom-wide, the writing and editing processes tend to be very personal. Journalists also tend to be individualistic and dislike being forced to use a standardized system without clear benefits. Where something like newsclip.se might be beneficial would be as a kind of preprocessor/lint for the CMS. It could do a lot of what's being described in the linked article but without replacing the entire journalistic stack.