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Arc XP and Tickaroo Partner to Bring Live Blogging Workflows to Media Organizations

New Power Up integration enables Arc XP customers to embed Tickaroo live blogs into the Arc XP media operating platform

Arc XP announced a partnership with Tickaroo, a live blogging platform trusted by hundreds of newsrooms worldwide. The partnership enables Arc XP customers to embed Tickaroo live blogs directly into the Arc XP platform through a custom Power Up integration.

The integration gives editorial teams a streamlined way to deliver real-time coverage for breaking news, sports, elections, live events, and developing stories. By bringing Tickaroo’s live blogging capabilities into the Arc XP platform, publishers can manage live coverage within existing publishing workflows while improving speed, flexibility, and audience engagement.

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“Arc XP is focused on helping media organizations build stronger, more sustainable digital businesses, and that starts with giving newsrooms tools that make their work faster, simpler, and more impactful,” said Sharad Vivek, Head of Partnerships at Arc XP. “Tickaroo shares our belief that technology should simplify editorial workflows, not complicate them. This partnership gives our customers a practical way to deliver high-quality live coverage while keeping their teams focused on reporting, audience engagement, and growth.”

Tickaroo helps news, sports, and media organizations deliver real-time stories that build trust, grow audiences, and create new monetization opportunities. Its platform supports live news coverage, sports reporting, major events, multimedia storytelling, AI-powered workflows, and distributed newsroom collaboration.

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“Live coverage has become one of the most important ways publishers build connection and trust with their audiences and drive sustainable revenue at the same time,” said Naomi Owusu, CEO and Co-Founder of Tickaroo. “By partnering with Arc XP, we are making it easier for media organizations to bring real-time storytelling into their existing publishing environments. Together, we can help newsrooms work more efficiently, engage audiences more deeply, and create new opportunities for sustainable growth.”

RND, a shared customer of Arc XP and Tickaroo, has successfully used Tickaroo for nearly a decade. “Real-time coverage is central to how we serve audiences across fast-moving news and events. The combination of Arc XP and Tickaroo gives our teams a more integrated way to publish live updates, streamline workflows, and keep readers engaged when stories are developing quickly,” said Martin Kautz, Head of Media Technologies, RND RedaktionsNetzwerk Deutschland.

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