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In 2015, Recently Heard was established as recentlyheard.com, a Recently Heard Center project. At the time, the site was connected simply to other content creators and was the focal point of significant political and media events. The website was created to provide readers with an alternative to the open politics of the establishment’s media outlets. The audience expanded over time and authors and opinion leaders started to publish the original work in its entirety.
In 2015, the marketing team founded the Recently Heard Facebook page and began to publish on the increasing social network political news and reviews from the site. However, only in 2017 did Recently Heard employ its first full-time author and publish original information. The web was quickly expanded during this period, attracting hundreds of thousands of readers daily by the end of 2017.
In early 2018, Recently Heard started its strategic turning point by relying heavily on its Facebook audience and experimenting with interesting titles. Source
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| Language | English, Spanish |
| Country | United States of America |
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