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Find the mentions behind your next pitch
Find recent mentions and published bylines relevant to one story you want to tell.
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Jeff John Roberts · Fortune
A relevant published article
Roberts covered the Microsoft and Coinbase takedown of the EvilTokens phishing network on 22 September.
The angle to review
The article explains how EvilTokens sold a do-it-yourself phishing kit over Telegram aimed at Microsoft Outlook accounts.
1 source
Jeff John Roberts · Fortune byline22 Sep 2026One relevant byline, confirmed in the article retrieved through Perception. Read the work before deciding whether to contact the reporter.
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Illustrative chat. Saved research · 27 Sep 2026
Ask your own question with Perception connected to your AI.
Preview the dated evidence above. Use the workflow below to generate a brief for your company, audience, and reporting period.
Make this brief your own
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Read the reusable prompt
Use Perception to research mentions relevant to this story: [describe the story and company]. Search the last 90 complete UTC days and state the exact start and end dates. Find up to five journalists with relevant published bylines. For each, include the outlet, article title, publication date, original URL, and the specific connection to our story. Suggest up to three pitch angles grounded in those mentions. Distinguish observed mentions from editorial suggestions. Include a timing recommendation only when a cited event supports it. Report only journalist identities and affiliations supported by the published articles. Treat response rates, personal availability, and willingness to receive pitches as unknown unless directly evidenced. State sparse mentions and keep the brief under 700 words.
Report structure
- Story context
- The question being researched and the exact date range.
- Relevant bylines
- Named journalists connected to dated articles, with a clear explanation of relevance.
- Suggested angles
- Editorial options grounded in the mentions, with supporting links.
- Evidence and gaps
- Article citations and explicit limits on what the record establishes.