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Media Monitoring Software

Software that tracks news, broadcast, and social mentions of a company, brand, or executive, and turns that noise into alerts, reports, and sentiment data for PR teams.

50 businesses

Mediatree

Bussy Saint Georges, Île-De-France, France

Mediatree is a french technology provider specializing in solutions that transform audiovisual streams into actionable data. For…

5.0 1 reviews

News Monitors for Data Mining

Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden

News monitors ab sweden is a leading provider of linguistic and cultural intelligence solutions. Our expert team uses the latest…

5.0 1 reviews

Syften

Krakow

Get instant notifications about online discussions that you can participate in. The world is overflowing with user generated data…

5.0 1 reviews

MediaMonitors

White Plains, New York, United States

As the nation’s leading local monitoring company, media monitors provides media planners, broadcasters and advertisers with fast…

4.9 5 reviews

Truescope

Sydney

Truescope is the next-generation media intelligence platform for communicators who demand clarity and speed. Powered by advanced…

4.9 14 reviews

News Exposure

Chicago, Illinois, United States

News exposure is a digital content solutions company specializing in media research, media monitoring, press release distribution…

4.8 39 reviews

Newslit

San Francisco, California, United States

Newslit makes it easy to monitor the web for breaking news headlines and interesting new content to help you hone in on your…

4.8 4 reviews

Gain real-time insights and actionable data from millions of unstructured media datasets with peakmetrics.

4.8 5 reviews

Semantrum

Kyiv City, Ukraine

Semantrum is an ukrainian company that has created an AI-platform for media analytics and reputation management. For more than 7…

4.7 12 reviews

Ezyinsights

Helsinki, Uusimaa, Finland

Ezyinsights is the fastest news gathering tool for newsrooms and journalists. We help publishers around the world save time, grow…

4.6 12 reviews

Gnowit

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Gnowit is a premier provider of parliamentary and legislative tracking solutions for advocacy and government relations…

4.5 1 reviews

Hypefactors

Copenhagen, Capital Region, Denmark

Hypefactors is state-of-the-art reputation and corporate trust management tech replacing time-consuming manual work with…

4.5 11 reviews

Newz Room

Columbia, Missouri, United States

Newz group is a media monitoring company that helps you stay in control of your image. We track print, radio, television and…

4.5 1 reviews

RadioKing

Biarritz

#welcome cher tous ! Nous vous souhaitons à toutes et à tous la bienvenue sur notre page officielle #globalradio : votre radio…

4.5 4 reviews

SnapStream

Houston, Texas, United States

Snapstream is how news media, entertainment, government, and academic organizations harness the power of tv moments. With…

4.5 35 reviews

TrendSights

Granada, Granada, Spain

At trendsights, we research everything necessary to answer what your team needs to know. We extract and analyse information from…

4.5 1 reviews

Metro Monitor

Birmingham, Alabama, United States

Metro monitor is a tv news, online news, and social media monitoring corporation that provides custom media intelligence services…

4.4 18 reviews

Signal AI

London, England, United Kingdom

Signal AI is a leading reputation and risk intelligence company helping business leaders make sense of the outside world. Our…

4.3 114 reviews

TVEyes

Fairfield, Connecticut, United States

As a pioneer in broadcast, podcast, and online video intelligence, tveyes partners with organizations to uncover and act on the…

4.3 927 reviews

Critical Mention

New York, New York, United States

Critical mention is now an onclusive product. Onclusive is a global partner for PR and communications success. We combine…

4.2 202 reviews

eMedia Monitor

Vienna, Wien, Austria

Emedia monitor (emm) is an international media monitoring company based in the heart of vienna. Our solutions provide clients…

4.2 12 reviews

Factiva

New York, New York, United States

Dow jones is a global provider of news and business information, delivering content to consumers and organizations around the…

4.1 54 reviews

Grabien

Alexandria, Virginia, United States

New tools for the next era of news. News-prep, media monitoring, real-time clipping from news feeds around the world. See why…

4.0 1 reviews
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These tools are hired to watch everything published about a company — newspapers, trade press, TV and radio broadcasts, podcasts, blogs, and social platforms — and turn that stream into something a communications team can actually use: real-time alerts when a name gets mentioned, sentiment tagged against each hit, clip reels of broadcast coverage, and reports showing share of voice against competitors. Once in place, a PR or comms person stops manually searching Google News and TV listings and instead gets a dashboard or a daily digest that tells them what ran, where, and how it's landing.

The people buying this have usually just been caught out. A negative story aired on local TV and nobody in the building knew until a client called about it. A crisis is spreading on social media faster than the comms team can respond to it. An executive wants to know if a product launch or a scandal actually moved coverage, and the honest answer is nobody's tracking it systematically. Agencies face a version of the same problem multiplied across clients — they need to prove the campaign generated coverage, not just say it did.

Providers split mainly on source coverage and how much interpretation they do for you. Some specialise in broadcast — recording and transcribing TV and radio so a mention can be clipped and shared within minutes — while others lean into digital and social breadth, or print and trade publications that broadcast-focused tools miss. AI-driven sentiment and relevance scoring varies a lot in accuracy, and some vendors still use human analysts to tag or summarise coverage, which costs more but reduces false positives. When comparing them, look at which languages and regions they actually monitor well, how fast alerts fire after something airs or publishes, whether reporting is self-serve or built by an analyst on your behalf, and how pricing scales — by mention volume, seats, or sources tracked — since that's usually where costs creep up as your monitoring needs grow.

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