The management module of tsan.ai's Jushi media app is used to organize and manage mobile apps. It includes the app components media organizations commonly use, uses low-code for fast development and offers flexible interface management. Together with the tsanCenter management platform, it provides live and on-demand audio and video, news, UGC, interaction and other services. Jushi 4.4 will bring the following new features.
1. "Browse only" mode for users who don't accept the privacy policy
Tapping "Browse only" opens the app for normal browsing. Tapping anything interactive opens login and registration directly; anything that needs permissions opens the privacy policy dialog, and all features become available once the user agrees.
2. One-click grayscale can apply to the homepage list alone
3. Carousels can be placed anywhere in a channel as a component
Carousels can be shown inset or in landscape, switch automatically or manually, and link to articles and landscape videos.
4. Screen casting for live events
5. Feature switches now control points and experience
6. Reporting on live streams
TV and radio detail pages now support reporting.
7. TV and radio can be placed in a homepage sub-section or another bottom-bar section
8. Share pages opened in WeChat can jump to the matching content in the app
If the app is not installed, tapping download on the share page installs it and opens the homepage. If it is installed, tapping open launches the app and goes straight to the shared story. This works for article, video, media account, gallery, full-programme and feature share pages.
9. Search keywords highlighted in the theme color
Matching keywords on the search results page are highlighted in the theme color.
10. Custom text at the top of share posters
The text at the top of share posters can be customized; if left blank, the app name is shown.
11. Replay for TV catch-up and radio listen-again
Beyond these features, Jushi 4.4 also includes other refinements to details and styling. Jushi will keep improving the platform, bringing together media, government and service resources to advance deep media convergence, and helping mainstream and new media move from simply adding up to truly merging.