Monitoring
Every source, read before your first coffee
Official sites, ministries, agencies, competitors and news feeds. Mediastilo reads them all, all day, and shows you only what fits what you publish.
New in your sources
- EMinistry approves €12M for home insulationEnergy ministry
- ESchool meal grants open for applicationsEducation ministry
- TRail line diverted for three weeksTransport agency
- SConsumer prices up 0.4% in SeptemberStatistics office
What you get
Feeds and websites
Add a news feed or a plain website without one. If a site has a page of news, Mediastilo can follow it.
Checked every few minutes
From every hour on the smallest package to every minute at enterprise size. New notices appear as they are published.
Only what fits
Each new story is checked against what you actually publish, so the feed stays short and relevant.
One story, not five
When several sources report the same thing, you see one story with all of them attached.
What is rising
Topics gaining attention across your sources, and how often your competitors cover them.
You set the rules
Always cover a topic, never cover another. Every decision you make teaches it what matters.
Topic trends
Know what is rising before everyone writes about it
Mediastilo groups what your sources publish into topics and shows which ones are gaining attention. A topic that climbs fast is a story worth getting to first.
- How fast each topic is moving
- Across every source you follow
- In your language, whatever the source
Rising in your sources this week
- School meal grants14 stories+180%
- Home insulation grants9 stories+60%
- Minimum wage changes7 stories+40%
- Winter road closures3 stories−30%
Share of voice
See what you cover, and what you miss
Compare what you publish with what your sources and competitors publish. The gaps are stories your readers are reading somewhere else.
Share of voice, last 30 days
Sources
What it can read
If it publishes news on the open web, Mediastilo can follow it.
- News feedsAny RSS or Atom feed, picked up as soon as something new appears.
- Sites without a feedA plain page that lists news is enough. You see what it would collect before you add it.
- Official sourcesMinistries, regulators, agencies and public companies, where much of the news starts.
- Other publicationsCompetitors and the outlets you watch, to see what they cover and how fast.
- Sources in other languagesFollow outlets abroad. Drafts still arrive in your brand’s language.
- Sites that fight backWhen a source changes its layout or goes quiet, we notice and fix it. It is our job, not yours.
See it live
Read a news site written entirely by Mediastilo
Our showcase publishes new articles every day, drafted from real local sources in six countries and six languages. Browse it the way your readers would, then come straight back here.
- Updated every day
- Six countries, six languages
- You come back to this page
Written by Mediastilo
Questions about monitoring
How many sources can I add?
As many as you need. Reading sources never uses credits; credits are only spent when Mediastilo writes.
How quickly does a new story appear?
It depends on the package: from every hour on Starter down to every minute at enterprise size.
What if a source breaks?
Sites change their layout all the time. Mediastilo notices when a source stops delivering and repairs it; you are not asked to fix anything.
Will I drown in stories?
No. Each new story is checked against what you publish, and several reports of the same event arrive as one. Tell it which topics to always or never cover and it follows that.
Start publishing first.
Set up your sources today, or talk to us about a desk your size.
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