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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 major world 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

The Wall Street Journal+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
Axios+08:55

Trade-press pickup detected

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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.

Major world languages

English plus major world languages — in one picture, not just the mastheads.

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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