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News and media monitoring: feeds, APIs, coverage windows, and what to build when the official source does not offer one of its own.
Enhanced due diligence is the deeper file you build on higher-risk customers, and perpetual KYC is the promise to keep that file current. But continuous monitoring only works if something trips the trigger. Much of that signal lives on the open web, not in a registry feed. This guide maps the components and shows where cloro fits.
Your TPRM stack reviews vendors once a year, but vendor risk moves daily. Here is how to build third party risk monitoring from live news and search signals.
Brand monitoring in 2026 spans news, search, social, and reviews, plus AI answers no legacy tool tracks. The full surface map, the tools, and a DIY setup.
There is no Google Alerts API and never has been. Here's why free alerting lags breaking news, plus a full build-your-own alerts pipeline in Python.
The definitive reference for Google News RSS feeds: search and topic URL anatomy, geo/language params, the documented limits, and measured reliability data.
There is no official Google News API. Google retired it in 2011 and never replaced it. This guide maps what you can actually pull in 2026 (RSS, unofficial libraries, Custom Search, a scraping API), with an original freshness study and a Python tutorial.
Log-based threat hunting sees what touched your network. It can't see your credentials pasted to a public gist, a phishing domain registered against your brand, or a staging box Google indexed last week. This is the open-web hunting layer: four repeatable, own-scope hunts you can schedule and diff.
Adverse media screening is the AML control of checking counterparties against negative news. Here's the definition, the pipeline, the tools compared, and a build recipe.
Reputation no longer lives only in reviews and headlines. It's what ChatGPT, Perplexity, and AI Overviews say about you, and no incumbent stack watches that layer.
