Media Outlets
The Center for American Progress publishes a daily email newsletter entitled The Progress Report, which is a recap and analysis of major political news in the United States, providing a progressive perspective on the day's stories. The authors are Faiz Shakir, Amanda Terkel, Satyam Khanna, Matthew Corley, Ali Frick, and Benjamin Armbruster.
The newsletter has four main sections:
- in-depth item on a major topic of the day, such as the economy or foreign policy;
- "Under the Radar," less prominent stories of the day including links to op-eds and news;
- "Think Fast," links to new stories; and
- the sidebar, entitled the "Daily Grill," which compares major right wing figures' current remarks with their past remarks.
The Center for American Progress began experimenting with video delivered over the internet to complement their policy work in early 2006. This video strategy, currently known as SEEPROGRESS, is distributed through the Center's website as well as YouTube and other video distributors, such as Google video, Blip.tv and Yahoo! video.
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