One page, made for one reader.
The same newsroom reads everything once. What lands on each page depends on who it’s for. Six readers, from real news.
Classifiers read everything. A writer gets only what matters.
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Read once, for everyone
News, newsletters, forums, Reddit and LinkedIn: thousands of items every morning, each read a single time.
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Sorted by Clef
A fast classifier labels every item. Promotion and rehash fall away; ten outlets on one event become one story.
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Judged for one reader
Each story is weighed against your company, competitors, plans and place. Most are cut.
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Written, then checked
Only the facts that survive reach the writer. Every claim cites its source and is checked before it prints.
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