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CyberAlert Introduces a.m. NewsBrief
Made-to-Order Daily News Digest Saves Executive Time
Stratford, CT — 03/14/06 — CyberAlert, a leading worldwide media monitoring service, today announced the launch of a.m. NewsBrief, a customized daily news digest for business and government executives. Made-to-order for each company or government agency, the daily news summary contains that day's articles and editorials that matter most to the organization, based on article selection criteria set by each client.
Using CyberAlert's proprietary news monitoring software, the news briefing service makes a comprehensive sweep of news stories and editorials from major national and international news sources between 5:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. each day. The system also monitors each client's own custom list of trade journals and government Web sites. Editors then review, select and summarize articles and deliver a.m. NewsBrief via e-mail before the start of business each day.
The distinguishing characteristic of a.m. NewsBrief is that articles and editorials are selected to meet the specific information needs and specifications of executives in one company or government agency. Each day's news summary focuses exclusively on the key news, feature articles, and opinion pieces about the organization, its brands, competitors, industry, government regulation, and any other topics specified by the client. The news brief contains headlines and summaries, grouped by client-defined categories, and includes a link to the full article as it appears in the news source.
"With a.m. NewsBrief, all the organization's executives can start the day with a quick 10-minute read that summarizes that same day's news stories, editorials and business intelligence that most affect them and their organization," stated William J. Comcowich, CEO of CyberAlert. "Each day's briefing saves them substantial time by providing the news that's important to them, all in one place and all expertly summarized," he said. a.m. NewsBrief is also more timely and less expensive than most daily news briefings prepared in-house, Comcowich contended.
More information on a.m. NewsBrief is available at http://www.cyberalert.com/newsbrief.html or by calling CyberAlert at 800-461-7353.
Founded in 1999, CyberAlert is a worldwide press clipping, news monitoring, broadcast monitoring, and consumer buzz monitoring service that monitors over 25,000+ online news sources each day in 20 languages. It also monitors closed caption text of 2,200 hours of TV news programming each day on over 600 TV stations in the Top 100 U.S. markets. Clients specify their key words and CyberAlert delivers via daily e-mail (7/365) all new clips found in online media during the previous 24 hours.
Contact: William J. Comcowich
CEO, CyberAlert, Inc.
Foot of Broad St.
Stratford, CT 06615
comcowic@cyberalert.com
800-461-7353
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