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Set the policy agenda
Describe the people, organizations, bills, and issues you follow. Review suggested terms and recent coverage before creating each monitoring agent.
For public affairs & government relations
Walk into the briefing with the full story
Follow your principal, organization, and policy agenda across the news cycle. Bring leadership a clear account of what was said, where it appeared, and the evidence behind it.
Radio, TV, podcasts, web news, and daily print in the markets we cover
Your team’s workflow
From the morning brief to the next response.
Start with the market’s biggest stories, focus on your issues, and get the relevant coverage to the people preparing your response.
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Read the developing story
Use Today for the market brief and story threads to follow related coverage across outlets and days. Open the original coverage when you need the detail.
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Brief the right people
Share a sourced clip, prepare a Coverage Summary, and route monitoring updates to your team’s email or Telegram destination.
Today & story coverage
See the issue in the wider news cycle.
Your principal’s mentions are one part of the picture. The daily market brief helps your team understand the stories shaping the day’s agenda.
- Read the executive summary and browse developing stories.
- Follow appearances across sources and days.
- Return to earlier editions when preparing a briefing.
Coordinate the response
Give each team the coverage it needs.
Route agents by issue, audience, and destination. Keep the communications team informed while leadership receives the briefing editions relevant to them.
- Deliver monitoring updates and briefings through email, Telegram, or RSS.
- Narrow destinations by agents and source coverage.
- Schedule written reports separately for email recipients.
Build your monitoring brief
What your agents watch
A focused list of who and what a public affairs team typically assigns agents to. Each one runs across the channels you choose.
- Your principal or CEO
- Your organization or trade association
- A bill or regulation in motion
- Key legislators and committee chairs
- Regulators and agency heads
- Opposition voices and critics
Choose coverage, team access, and briefing options around your organization. Agent assignments and delivery rules help each team focus on the issues it owns.
Bring your next issue to the walkthrough
Tell us the principal, organization, or policy issue you follow. We’ll walk through the coverage, source evidence, and briefing workflow with your team.