News Monitoring and Clipping Service Delivers Only One News Clip Per Story; Filters Out Clips From Other News Sources

CyberAlert, the media monitoring service, has launched a news monitoring, clipping and briefing service that delivers only one clip per day of any news story, no matter how many news sources carry the story. Dubbed CyberAlert SSE (Same Story Exclusion), the news search and monitoring service includes a searchable clip archive (Digital Clip BookTM), enabling users to quickly and easily sort and find delivered news clips. The new CyberAlert SSE service substantially reduces the cost of news monitoring, compared with traditional press clipping services and saves user time in reviewing clips.

Stratford, CT (PRWEB) May 23, 2007 -- CyberAlert, the media monitoring service, has launched a news monitoring, clipping and briefing service dubbed CyberAlert SSE that delivers only one clip per day of any news story, no matter how many news sources carry the story. The online press clipping service automatically filters out clips of the same article that appear the same day in other news sources. The SSE acronym stands for "same story exclusion".

Traditional news monitoring and clipping services deliver news clips from all sources where the story appears.

"While public relations professionals usually want to see all news clips from all news sources to measure reach and impact of a story, many corporate functions such as marketing, competitive intelligence, investor relations and market research prefer not to see every last news clip -- since they only need to know the story, not how often the story appears," said William J. Comcowich, CEO of CyberAlert. "Our research indicates it's an important market niche and no other media monitoring company offers a one clip per story service," he said.

The new CyberAlert SSE service substantially reduces the cost of news monitoring, compared with traditional press clipping services that charge an additional fee for every clip. The new SSE service charges a flat monthly fee with no per clip charges. By reducing repetitious clips to near zero, the new SSE one clip per story service also saves user time and increases productivity.

Public relations professionals wanting to receive every news clip can continue to use the CyberAlert 4.0 news monitoring service that delivers all clips from 25,000+ online news sources worldwide in 20+ languages. Both news search and monitoring services include a searchable clip archive (Digital Clip BookTM), enabling users to quickly and easily sort and find delivered news clips.

Additional information about CyberAlert SSE news briefing service and a no-risk 14-day free news monitoring trial of CyberAlert SSE and other media monitoring services is available on the CyberAlert website (www.cyberalert.com) or by calling CyberAlert at 800-461-7353.

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