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Brad Buchanan and the Business of Keeping the Paper
He expected to follow his family into telephones. A newspaper advertisement sent Brad Buchanan into press clipping instead, and eventually into the work of keeping local news from disappearing.
Biju D. Vincent and the Trouble With More
Biju D. Vincent built DigiMent Research around a practical conviction: a news mention becomes useful when someone understands it. His career is an argument for keeping human judgment in the monitoring business.
David H. Lasker and the value of yesterday’s news
David H. Lasker spent the 1990s filming Chicago’s breaking news. At News Exposure, he built a business around a longer deadline: keeping the broadcast for the person who would need it years later.
Robert Waggoner and the business of paying attention
He bought into Burrelles on the day Nixon announced his resignation. From press clippings to concert halls, Robert Waggoner’s career follows a long habit of taking an interest.
Adam Joseph
Adam Joseph is the Founder and CEO of Clipbook, the AI system of record for communications and public affairs teams. A Harvard summa cum laude graduate and Fulbright Scholar, he bootstrapped Clipbook to $1M ARR before landing a $3.3M seed round co-led by Mark Cuban - won through a single cold email. Before building Clipbook, he served as Communications Director for Abdul El-Sayed's historic 2018 Michigan gubernatorial campaign and as a Strategy Consultant at BCG, where he led healthcare and government transformation work. Clipbook now monitors 1M+ media and policy sources for 200+ clients including Weber Shandwick and BCG.