Online
Monitor news sites, digital publications, government pages and relevant web coverage with source links, publication times and searchable evidence.
Articles & linksTrack what matters across online, print, radio, television and social media without searching each channel manually. MediaLens organises every relevant item with its source, timing and available evidence so teams can verify, interpret and report confidently.
MediaLens brings diverse media formats into one consistent intelligence layer, allowing your team to compare visibility and understand how a story develops across channels.
Monitor news sites, digital publications, government pages and relevant web coverage with source links, publication times and searchable evidence.
Articles & linksBring newspapers, magazines and verified publication coverage into the same workspace, with clipping and edition context where available.
Clippings & editionsIdentify broadcast mentions with programme, station and timing context, supported by available audio evidence and searchable transcripts.
Audio & transcriptsTrack relevant news, interviews and programme coverage across television sources, keeping video and transcript evidence connected to each mention.
Video & transcriptsFollow relevant public conversations and published content across configured social channels, including available post and engagement signals.
Posts & engagementKeywords, organisations, people, campaigns and priority issues are monitored across selected sources, keeping the collection focused on the communication questions that matter.
Each mention retains its source, publication time and available article, audio or video evidence, giving users a dependable trail back to the original coverage.
Filter by date, channel, sentiment, source and monitored topic to identify patterns, compare viewpoints and see how the wider story is taking shape.
Move important coverage into timely alerts, stakeholder updates and executive-ready reports that explain the significance—not only the volume—of media attention.