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A phone receiver made of newspaper headlines

A conversational news service that frames today’s stories in what they follow and why they care. They ask, interrupt, connect the dots. All over the phone: no app, internet or eyes required.

Pictured: this morning’s briefing, as heard on a landline.

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It remembers.

It learns what they care about, remembers what they already know, and briefs them only on what’s changed. Every conversation picks up where the last one ended.

A conversation, not a recording.

Cut in, ask follow-ups, go deeper on any story. Call in when something breaks and it already knows what they’ve been following. Text it an article and it calls back to talk it through.

Attaché…which puts Hormuz insurance rates back where they were in March.

YouHang on. Is that the same tanker we talked about on Tuesday?

AttachéThe same one. It cleared the strait this morning, which is why the rates moved. Want the Lloyd’s figure behind that?

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