Alan Gray

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Alan Gray is an investigative news editor, publisher and product developer with decades of experience in journalism, programming, and data analysis. As founder of NewsBlaze and director of World City Press, he delivers fast, factual news with no fluff and no fiction — just sharp reporting that ranks, sticks and spreads. Based in Australia after 15 years in California, he works with journalists, PR agencies and thought leaders across the US, UK, Canada and beyond. He built his platforms to fight back against the collapse of independent media, and now helps others get seen in Google News, search results, and social feeds. Known for his no-nonsense editorial standards and technical expertise, he transforms vague press releases and related information into clear, compelling stories that attract attention and get coverage fast, often within 24 hours. His work exposes propaganda, cuts through misinformation, and stays laser-focused on evidence, logic and real science. Editor. Investigator. Truth hawk.

Exclusive articles:

What is Fake News Vs. Artificial News?

Because the term "Fake News" can be used even to discredit legitimate news, a way to get the real news to the public had...

Brilliant Trump State of The Union: Democrats Fail Again

Today, Donald Trump gave his first State of The Union address. His speech was a celebration of American achievement over the past 12 months...

Cool Professor Jordan Peterson v Ideologue Journalist, Cathy Newman

When Professor Jordan Peterson, a Canadian clinical psychologist was interviewed by Cathy Newman, an ideologically-driven journalist, sparks flew, and then there was an awkward...

800,000 Illegal Aliens in California Could Vote After April Fools Day

Although the headline of this story may make this appear to be an April Fool's joke, it is not. The state of California, which...

FBI Loses Peter Strzok Text Messages

How does the FBI, the nation's premier investigation agency, with a budget of close to 10 billion dollars, "lose" thousands of text messages, evidence...

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How Upgrading Infrastructure Can Help With Hospital Workload

In recent years, there has been a growing concern about the decreasing number of workers in the healthcare field. Major countries like Ireland, Finland, and Germany see the ratio of nurses to inhabitants to be as low as 1,225 nurses per 100

Wall Printing Is Becoming A Business. A Turkish Manufacturer Wants To Supply It.

Printed murals are turning up in cafés, gyms and retail interiors. The machines that put them there are quietly becoming an equipment category of their own.

Michael J Sacks Set for Burnham Honor as GCM Grosvenor Expands to $91 Billion

Michael J. Sacks will receive the Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce’s Daniel H. Burnham Award as GCM Grosvenor reports about $91 billion in assets.

AI Takes the Easy Translation Jobs, but Certified Translation Proves Harder to Replace

AI is taking simple translation work, but Protranslate data shows certified translation jobs remain strong where human accountability is required.
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