Sources
Where the news comes from
We name the feeds we read. Not a logo wall of publishers we would like to be associated with — the actual registry, reviewed before anything enters it.
The feeds we read today
Generated from the same registry the ingester reads, so this list is what the pipeline actually pulls — 27 active feeds — not a marketing selection of logos.
In every briefing
Retail
Medicine and health
Finance
IT and security
Venture
Sales
Recruiting
Cooking
Consumer_Safety
Legal_Policy
Energy
Manufacturing
Travel
How a feed gets on this list
Three things have to be true before the pipeline reads a publisher, and a person checks each one:
- There is a licence basis We record why we are permitted to summarise the feed. No basis, no ingestion — which is why outlets we would love to carry are not here.
- The publisher permits AI summarisation Machine-readable signals and stated terms are checked, and the answer is stored per source. A publisher that declines is not read.
- It is switched on deliberately Feeds can be registered but inactive. Only active feeds are ingested, and only active feeds appear on this page — the page is generated from that same flag.
Government and standards bodies (NIH, FDA, WHO, SEC, the Federal Reserve, NIST) appear because their press material is public and authoritative. They are scoped to the industry that asked for them rather than being pushed into every briefing.
Think a source belongs here, or that yours should not be? Write to hello@brieflylab.ai and a person will answer.
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