News Monitoring


TVeyes makes TV and radio broadcasts searchable by keyword, phrase or topic. A flat-fee, subscription based product, the TV Eyes Media Monitoring Suite key features include: real-time alerts, full-length transcript text, monitoring reports, charts & graphs and unlimited downloads of clips.


Dow Jones Factiva offers several products to monitor news: Factiva.com, Factiva Select, Factiva Alerts, Factiva News Page Package, Factiva Publisher. Factiva’s intelligent indexing allows for great accuracy in search strategies.


Now a service of PR Newswire, eWatch offers six solutions to manage media monitoring: PrintPubs, Web Pubs, WebWatch, Investor Message Boards, Newsgroups and Online Service Forums. e-Watch offers flat-fee pricing and integrates with other PR Newswire solutions; MEDIAtlas and ProfNet.


A cross between a DVR and a search engine, SnapStream allows users to record and review television broadcasts. Pricing is on three tiers; SnapStream Mini – $2K, SnapStream Server starts at $12K and SnapStream Server QAM/ATSC starts at $46K.


Metro Monitor provides news monitoring of over 700 local stations nationwide, national networks, cable networks, 13K news media websites, 66K Usenet newsgroups and over 5M commercial, academic and government websites. Using the Media Control Center users can review, organize, analyze, share and store broadcast media.


The Meltwater service includes over 100,000 news sources available on-line only. Subscribers can leverage analytical graphs and charts to gain a higher-level perspective of news coverage.


Round the clock monitoring of 25K+ news sources in 20+ languages in 169 countries. With 25K+ and 100K+ message boards and forums. Clips are delivered via e-mail either throughout the day or once daily.


CriticalTV is a comprehensive web-based television search and monitoring service that allows users to search, track and view broadcast coverage.

Clip & Copy provides news clips with various levels of subscription benefits ranging from free to a nominal monthly fee. Clip & Copy is integrated with the iCopyright content licensing system. Clips are delivered via e-mail based on news topics users establish and can be shared via e-mail, sent to a newsroom or licensed for additional use.