Journalist.net monitors coverage from over 86,000 publications worldwide, spanning national and local news sites, digital-first outlets, trade publications, and international media across 100+ languages. Coverage is global by default, with the ability to focus on specific regions or markets.

Coverage is updated continuously throughout the day. New articles are typically indexed shortly after publication, allowing teams to track stories as they break and follow how narratives evolve over time.

Yes. You can monitor keywords, company names, products, competitors, executives, issues, or themes. Searches and alerts can be refined to capture exactly what matters to your organization.

Journalist.net is designed to reduce noise and duplication. Articles are deduplicated and enriched with structured metadata to help ensure results are relevant, readable, and useful for professional analysis.

Yes. Media monitoring allows you to look back at historical coverage to understand volume, timing, and patterns over time. This is useful for campaign analysis, reputation tracking, and long-term research.

Results can be filtered by publication, country, language, date, and other attributes. This makes it easy to move from a broad overview to a focused set of highly relevant articles in just a few clicks.

Yes. You can create email alerts for saved searches and choose who receives them. Alerts can be shared with colleagues so teams stay aligned without everyone needing to run the same searches manually.

Yes. Articles include indicators such as reporting style to help distinguish between factual reporting and opinion-driven content. These signals are designed to support analysis, not replace human judgment.

Media monitoring results can be exported for reporting, analysis, or sharing internally. This makes it easy to incorporate coverage into presentations, briefings, or internal dashboards.