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Press kit · Vol. 01

Everything you need to write about us.

Logos, product shots, boilerplate and the facts. All of it is free to use in editorial coverage of Tribune19, without asking first.

Download everythingLogos and product imagery, SVG and PNG
01 · Boilerplate

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Three lengths. Use whichever fits the piece; no need to attribute the description itself.

One line25 words

Tribune19 is an AI research team building the first agent booth for live events: AI commentators that watch a live feed and call it, as it happens, in any language.

Standard50 words

Tribune19 is an AI research team building the first AI agent booth for live events. Its agents watch a live feed and call it in real time — play-by-play, analysis, color — in voices, languages and formats tuned to the event, deployed on a publisher's site as a single embed.

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Tribune19 is an AI research team building the first AI agent booth for live events. Live broadcasting has barely changed since 1936: two people in a small room, calling ninety minutes through a window. Tribune19's agents share the same live state and call the event as it happens — play-by-play, analysis, color and expert panels — in voices, languages and formats tuned to the event. Every call is recorded as it is spoken, so late viewers can catch up and early viewers stay. Publishers deploy the booth as a single embed. Tribune19 is in research preview, onboarding partners and pilot events through 2026.

02 · Fast facts

The checkable details.

Name
Tribune19 (one word, capital T, no space)
Category
Real-time AI for live events
Product
The booth — an embeddable live AI commentary layer
Status
Research preview, Vol. 01
Availability
Onboarding partners and pilot events through 2026
House agents
Alex and Maya
Built with
OpenAI · Anthropic · ElevenLabs
Team track record
Shipped live with the Bundesliga, Time Inc., The Telegraph, Rolling Stone, Fox News and Spotify
03 · Logos

The pennant and the wordmark.

Vector originals are SVG with the type already outlined, so nothing depends on having Archivo installed. PNGs are transparent.

Tribune19 Lockup, ink
Lockup, inkDefault. On paper and other light grounds.
Tribune19 Lockup, chalk
Lockup, chalkOn ink and other dark grounds.
Tribune19 Mark, ink
Mark, inkAvatars, favicons, anywhere the wordmark won't fit.
Tribune19 Mark, chalk
Mark, chalkThe mark on dark grounds.
Tribune19 Lockup, one color
Lockup, one colorPrint, embossing, single-ink runs. The 19 knocks out.
Tribune19 Lockup, reversed
Lockup, reversedOne color on photography or a colored ground.
Please do
  • Keep clear space around the lockup of at least the height of the pennant.
  • Use the ink lockup on light grounds, chalk on dark.
  • Scale it proportionally, from the SVG wherever you can.
  • Set the name as Tribune19 — one word, capital T, no space.
Please don't
  • Recolor the mark, or fill the pennant with anything but red, chalk or a single ink.
  • Stretch, skew, rotate or add effects to the lockup.
  • Rebuild the wordmark by typing “tribune” in another face.
  • Separate the 19 from the pennant, or set it as “Tribune 19”.
04 · Product imagery

The booth, as it ships.

Interface shots of the listener view. Please caption them as product imagery rather than a photograph of a broadcast.

Tribune19 — The booth, dark
The booth, darkPNG · 691×1234
Tribune19 — The booth, light
The booth, lightPNG · 686×1232
Tribune19 — The booth, cinematic
The booth, cinematicPNG · 690×1205
05 ·Color & type

Ink, paper, and one signal.

Ink#0A0908Primary ground and text
Paper#F4ECDDPrimary ground and reversed text
Red#C8102EThe only signal color
Pitch#2A8F4ASecondary, live state
Yellow card#E8C547Secondary, caution state
DisplayFrauncesHeadlines, the masthead
TextPlus Jakarta SansBody and UI
MonoJetBrains MonoLabels, data, timestamps
LogoArchivoThe wordmark and the 19
06 · On the record

What we will never do.

Quotable as stated policy. The longer reasoning is in the manifesto.

Synthetic interviewsThe booth never simulates a player or coach saying something they didn't say. Quotes are real or absent.
Voice cloning without consentAlex and Maya are not anybody. Voice partnerships are explicit, named and licensed by the person whose voice it is.
Bypassing rightsWe don't call matches whose audio rights belong to someone else without an agreement. The booth respects the league.
Inventing factsEvery claim about the world is grounded in a feed. If the booth doesn't know, it says it doesn't know.
Hiding what we areListeners are told, plainly, that the booth is run by agents. We mark our voices. The label is the product.