Newscast · Preferences

Schedule

Briefing times

When your two daily briefings drop (Eastern Time). Set a slot to “off” to skip that part of the day.

Morning

Afternoon

Editorial mix

Content balance

The master dial for news vs your personal interests and tracked companies.

News-heavy

World, politics, markets lead. Interests at the edges.

Balanced

Even mix. Interests & companies are genuine headliners.

Interests-heavy

Your topics drive the briefing. News is context.

World & politics sources

Slant

Which bucket of outlets covers world & politics stories. Business, tech, science, and sports pull from any outlet.

Left

NPR, NYT, CNN, Washington Post

Center

AP, Reuters, BBC, Bloomberg, CNBC, WSJ

Right

Fox News, National Review, The Dispatch, Reason

News beats

Which beats to cover

Toggle each beat independently. Turning off world and politics still leaves the slant choice available but unused.

Sports focus

Sports you care about

Pick categories and add specific teams or athletes.

Voice

Who reads your briefing. Each option is an ElevenLabs voice; preview before switching if you’re unsure.

Tracked entities

Companies to follow

Earnings, lawsuits, launches, M&A, outages — anything material.

Comma-separated. Each entry becomes a Google News search.

Named voices

People to follow

Analysts, columnists, academics. Their analysis and commentary surface when published.

Comma-separated.

Industry coverage

Marketing news

Marketing-industry topics: martech, CDP, ad tech, AI in marketing, brand strategy.

Comma-separated.

Capital flow

Venture and PE marketing news

Investment firms to track for marketing-company deals. Tip: append “marketing” to each firm name to narrow results.

Comma-separated.

Direct sources

Feeds to consider

Direct RSS/Atom URLs for blogs and publications. One per line. For sites without RSS, try the homepage URL + /feed — most Substack and WordPress sites have one.

One URL per line. Lines without http are ignored.

Catch-all

Other interests

Everything else — hobbies, specific events, niche topics.

Comma-separated.