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Media monitoring · News & online

News monitoring, the moment it publishes.

News monitoring is the core of media monitoring — and it's what InMedia does best. We crawl thousands of news sites, RSS feeds, and Google News in real time, across 15+ languages, then collapse wire pickups into one clean feed so you see genuine coverage, not noise.

Coverage feedstreaming
Reuters+00:12

…names your brand a category leader in Q3

Economic Times+01:47

Funding round coverage picks up across desks

TechCrunch+04:03

Product launch reported on the tech desk

Bloomberg+06:20

Analyst quote syndicated from the wire

wire dup — collapsed
Mint+08:55

Regional-language pickup detected (Hindi)

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What is news & online monitoring?

Online news monitoring is the continuous tracking of your brand across news websites, digital publications, and wire services — the fastest-moving, highest-volume slice of earned media. The challenge isn't finding mentions; it's finding the real ones quickly, in every language, without drowning in duplicate wire pickups.
That's exactly what InMedia's crawl-and-dedupe pipeline is built for.

How it works

Every source, every language, in real time

RSS + full web crawl

Thousands of news sites, RSS feeds, and web pages crawled every couple of hours — the moment a story publishes, it's in your feed.

Google News built in

Google News and custom feeds fold in, so niche, regional, and syndicated coverage is caught alongside the mastheads.

15+ languages

English plus Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada and more — and major world languages, in one picture.

Wire dedup

A single release can spawn 100+ identical pickups. InMedia collapses wire syndications so your clip count reflects real reach.

Wire syndication, solved

100+ pickups → 1 real story

One press release ripples across a hundred portals within the hour. InMedia detects near-identical wire syndications and collapses them, so your clip count reflects genuine editorial reach — and your reports don't overstate coverage.

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