When the National Journal Daily, née Congress Daily, debuted 25 years ago, it arrived via the internet of its time: the fax machine.
This was timely delivery for its day, folks, as National Journal publisher Poppy MacDonald explains in a note to staff marking the occasion.
“At the time, those who followed Congress had to wait until the next morning for the daily newspapers, but with the creation of Congress Daily, the ‘latest inside news from Congress—the strategies that are planned, deals forged, and alliances formed,’ was available the very same day.
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