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The second phase of Historical Analysis is live! You can now see the top posts on Facebook, Twitter/X, Reddit, Instagram, TikTok, and LinkedIn, up to a full calendar year. Find out what this looks like in practice over on our blog:

Join us next week to learn more about how we can help you on your search for a CrowdTangle replacement. We'll be hosting a webinar with Chris Miles, former Strategy Lead at CrowdTangle, to discuss what the future of social monitoring looks like for journalists, fact-checkers, non profits, and more. Here's what you'll learn: - How publishers are responding to the changed relationships between news and social media - The wider social news landscape beyond Facebook and X - Publishers’ biggest needs when it comes to social monitoring and insights - Using NewsWhip as an alternative for newsgathering and benchmarking

Corporate executives are stepping up their comms efforts to prepare for politically motivated attacks that criticize how DEI policies impact business performance. Brands like Harley-Davidson and John Deere have recently reversed their DEI commitments under pressure, and these decisions are garnering significant attention. You can read more in this Axios article, featuring NewsWhip data.

We recently devised the Foresight Framework, which is becoming an essential tool for comms professionals dealing with polarizing issues, but it’s just as effective for mitigating a wide range of challenges. In this blog we dive deeper and introduce the first two of six key components in our framework: level setting and benchmarking. Here are some real-world examples of what this might look like. - A tech giant might keep track of competitors, AI advancements, and data privacy.  - An FMCG brand could measure its own brand alongside plastic waste and inflation. - Larger companies may also track political events like boycotts, strikes, elections, and maybe even public interest trends.

In this edition of the Note we look at coverage around back-to-school costs and how it's impacting families around the country. Plus, who is dominating DNC speaker attention so far?

With the shutdown of CrowdTangle and changes to X, getting useful insight on what’s happening on social media is only getting harder for newsrooms and other publishers. That's why we're sitting down with Chris Miles, former Strategy Lead at CrowdTangle, to discuss what the future of social monitoring looks like for journalists, fact-checkers, non profits, and more. Save your spot here: https://lnkd.in/et2k5qBk

With 91 million daily active users and over 100,000 communities, Reddit, Inc. is a goldmine for newsrooms. We recently spoke with Reddit’s News & Lifestyle Partnerships Lead, Gabriel Sands, about how journalists can leverage the platform's resources for both audience and content development. Here's what we found:

Losing access to a social analytics tool might feel similar to losing access to an essential utility. We're here to help restore that power. You can learn more about why NewsWhip is the best CrowdTangle alternative here: https://lnkd.in/e8eBNrAk

Join NewsWhip on Sept 4th as our Director of Content, Benedict Nicholson, and in-house media expert, Sara Katritos, sit down with Chris Miles, former Strategy Lead at CrowdTangle, to discuss what the future of social monitoring looks like for journalists, fact-checkers, non-profits, and more. What you’ll learn about during the webinar: - How publishers are responding to the changed relationships between news and social media - The wider social news landscape beyond Facebook and X - Publishers’ biggest needs when it comes to social monitoring and insights - Using NewsWhip as an alternative for newsgathering and benchmarking

CrowdTangle has officially been discontinued, but having access to reliable data across the web and social is crucial in today's fractured media landscape. If you're looking for an alternative, here's what you can expect from NewsWhip: - Predictive data & alerts - Real-time content discovery - Cross-platform analysis