Backgrounder (noun)

1. A type of press release or interview in which a person or organization provides background information about a particular topic or event.
2. A background article, report, or briefing on a particular topic or event.

Origin:

This word is made up by combining the word "back" and "ground" which refers to background information.

Examples:

1. The company held a backgrounder for the press to provide background information on the new product.
2. The politician's backgrounder was intended to give reporters a better understanding of the policy position.
3. The backgrounder on the history of the building was provided to the tour group before they began their visit.
4. The backgrounder was a useful tool for understanding the context and background of the situation.
5. The backgrounder document provided a detailed overview of the company's history and current operations.