Today's News
Today's Events
Focused Research

We organize this information in a readable format and shoot it out to our clients by email. We call these twice-daily electronic arrows: KnowledgeShots. They contain news items of specific interest to each individual client and not just a long laundry-list lumped under generic categories such as: Healthcare, Technology, or Environment.

In the first KnowledgeShot, our professional research team provides answers to the specific questions of greatest interest to senior managers, such as:

Today's News
Did our organization get mentioned in The New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, USA Today or other major papers?
Was one of our key issues discussed during yesterday's debate in the House or Senate?
Was legislation of interest to us introduced? The subject of a hearing? Reported from committee?
Who covered the hearing or markup? What did they report?

Today's Events
What's happening on the Hill? What's up on the floor? What's the hearing schedule?
What regulatory proposals appeared in the Federal Register?
What else is going on that I ought to know about?

Focused Research
It takes us a bit longer to put together the second KnowledgeShot. But it's worth the wait. When the items of greatest urgency are on their way to your desktop, we search our extensive databases and provide you with a second daily research report.
While these highly-individualized reports vary from client to client, we typically include:
Targeted news clippings from around the globe.
Appropriate judicial decisions from federal, state, and international courts.
Relevant legislative developments from the 50 state capitals.
Content changes on specific websites.

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