MARKET RESEARCH · Workflow idea
For a research or editorial team with a permitted list of public sources, check new articles for relevance, prepare concise summaries, and organize them into a dated digest. Pages can be stale, misleading, or outside their reuse terms; preserve original links and dates, distinguish reported facts from interpretation, attribute ideas, and have a reviewer check summaries and recipient access before sharing.
01 / The starting point
A curated reading list, permitted source access, and an approved digest audience
“Make new industry reading easier to scan while keeping attribution and factual review visible.”
02 / The work
Helps a team collect relevant public articles, summarize them, and prepare a weekly reading digest.
Use sources and topics approved for the team’s monitoring scope.
Confirm that each page is accessible, relevant, and not already in the digest.
Capture the main point in original wording with the source link and publication date.
Compare important details with the page and flag missing context or ambiguous dates.
Have an editor confirm accuracy, attribution, and the digest’s intended audience.
03 / The result
A dated digest with source links, concise summaries, duplicate checks, and reviewer notes.
Reports & insights · Example outcome
A dated digest with source links, concise summaries, duplicate checks, and reviewer notes.
Summaries may omit nuance or repeat unsupported claims, and public availability does not grant reuse rights. Follow source terms, keep citations and dates with each item, verify important statements in the original, and restrict the digest to its intended audience.
04 / Make it yours
A few choices shape the work around your team.
Document the permitted source list, collection purpose, and applicable usage limits.
Define article types, topic boundaries, and how previously reviewed links are handled.
Keep titles, source links, publication dates, and summary checks together.
Share only with the intended team and remove records when no longer useful.
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