Competitive Intelligence
In the private sector competitive intelligence, focused and directed to specific industries still has opportunities for small and medium businesses to compete in niche markets, but that too is being consolidated by the major information providers. In the media OSINT is considered as nothing new, the everyday operation of a traditional newsroom. Investigative journalists use searches, databases, primary interviews, sources, and leaks to write every feature.
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