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PROBENEWS.COM

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PROBENEWS.COM is investigative-desk English: Probe News—accountability publishers that already say “Probe News” when they mean FOIA-forward reporting and tip-line funnels, not PowerNews general-interest twin.

Best-fit buyers: investigative publishers; watchdog desks; tip-line media; defensive holders. Exact-fit launch: a Probe News hub with investigation tiles, tip CTA, and corrections FAQ.

Pew Research Center reports 86% of U.S. adults got news from a digital device at least sometimes in 2024—the distribution spine behind digital investigative brandables.[1] AdImpact / NBC News put 2024-cycle political advertising near $11 billion—the accountability-news adjacency when politics and public records collide.[2] That digital-news spine frames why exact Probe News inventory matters—not an invented category TAM.

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WHAT DOES APRIL ISABEL THINK?

April Isabel

"ProbeNews.com is investigative inventory—Probe News, not PowerNews."

April Isabel, Administrative Assistant
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FAQs

Who buys ProbeNews.com?

Investigative publishers, watchdog desks, tip-line media, and defensive holders.

What figures are cited?

Pew: 86% digital-device news (2024); AdImpact: ~$11B political ads.

Is this a newsroom?

No—brandable inventory; buyer owns journalism standards.

Vs PowerNews.com?

Investigative probe vs power desk—unique siblings.

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REFERENCES

  1. Pew Research Center — 86% of U.S. adults got news from a digital device at least sometimes (2024)
  2. NBC News / AdImpact — U.S. political advertising almost $11B in the 2024 cycle