About GetYourBrief
GetYourBrief is a daily rundown of the news on 17 desks. For every news event it shows when the event was first reported, which outlets carried it and how many, a short summary, and links to every report it was built from.
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What it is
A rundown of the kind a news desk keeps, built by machine and made public: one dated sheet per desk and day, events numbered and timed, each with its outlets. Behind the rundowns sit weekly and monthly reports that measure each desk's coverage, ten trackers that count events of one kind across every desk (layoffs, funding rounds, IPOs, breaches and more), and a coverage page for each person, company or body that recurs in the news.
The desks: AI, Finance, Crypto, Startups, SaaS, Cyber, Climate, Biotech, Healthcare, Retail, Marketing, Supply chain, Space & defense, HR & workforce, Legal, EdTech, PropTech. Until October 2026 each desk was its own site (getaibrief.com, getfinancebrief.com and fifteen more); they now redirect here.
What it is not
GetYourBrief does not report news. It does not interview anyone, and it claims no scoop. It indexes what publishers report and sends you to them. Summaries are written by a language model from the reports, which is why the reports are always one click away. See how it works.
Who publishes it
GetYourBrief is published by Kiznis Studio, a studio in Lithuania that builds and runs public-data and news reference sites. The data editor, a role at Kiznis Studio, answers for the method and for corrections. Write to hello@getyourbrief.com; for an error on a page, corrections@getyourbrief.com.
Disclaimer
GetYourBrief reports what outlets published; it is not financial, investment, legal or medical advice. Market, health and legal news summarised here can be incomplete or wrong; read the linked report, and ask a qualified professional before acting on it.
How it pays for itself
GetYourBrief shows advertising served by Google. Advertisers have no say in what the rundowns contain or how events are ordered: events are ordered by the number of outlets that reported them.