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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:

Today we launched our deep dive into American elections, pulling out some of the top content and narratives in the run-up to November 5th. In the final few weeks of campaigning, Americans are hit with a firehose of content about the issues at stake. This report aims to cut through some of that coverage and highlight what is actually breaking through from the reporting and social posts. We looked into into what we’ve identified through our research as five key issues that are gaining the most traction online and might influence the public’s vote — the economy, immigration, abortion, health care, and foreign policy. Here's what you can expect from the analysis, which is linked in the comments: — Levels of media coverage for each topic in 2024, and how the public has engaged with that reporting — The top articles since the beginning of September, to show what’s impactful on each topic in the weeks running up to the election — Influential subtopics and social posts that are getting high engagement, from workers’ strikes to the candidates’ policies

Major retailers are gearing up for the holidays with a hiring boom. We looked at how it's resonating with the public in this edition of the Note. Plus, misinformation surges following Hurricane Helene.

Exciting developments are coming at NewsWhip. As part of our recognition in the Social Intelligence Lab’s Tech Landscape report, our CPO, Dervilla Mullan, sat down with their team to share a sneak peek into our product roadmap, including: 📌 An enhanced multi-network Timeline providing real-time visualizations of how stories start and spread across major social platforms 📌 The coupling of AI insights with our quantified data, giving users a bigger picture which they can use to predict the future of any trend, story, or live issue You can read more, and find the SiLab Tech Landscape report over on our blog. Linked below.

Can you guess the top VP debate coverage? Today's Note looks at which moments from the debate are actually getting the most attention in clips from news media. Plus, how a viral TikTok trend went from helpful to harmful.

Have you considered the potential savings in time and costs that the right tools could bring to your team? Our new ROI Calculator is designed to illustrate just that, showing you the benefits of leveraging NewsWhip’s reports, AI Digest, and Real-Time Alerts. Interested in discovering how our calculator can enhance your organization’s efficiency and save you time? Let us show you how. Find out more over on our website.

Gaming zombies. Phone zombies. Zombie accounts on social media. Zombie crises aren't just for the movies, but are now a source of concern for brands who often face persistent issues that resurface again and again, and threaten to impact their reputation. Thankfully there is a way to keep the pesky zombies at bay with live social data and predictive alerts. Read more in the article below. Linked in comments.

The Social Intelligence Lab recently published their first Tech Landscape report and recognized NewsWhip as a leading provider in the Trends and Foresight category. Our unique real-time and predictive engagement data helps brands understand what’s happening now so they can shape what happens next. And just like our clients are looking ahead, so too are NewsWhip. In this interview with SiLab, our CPO, Dervilla Mullan, shares some exciting product roadmap developments, including: 📌 The development of our unique timeline feature, offering users a multi-network, 360° view of how conversations develop across the internet. 📌 The coupling of AI with the rigor of our real-time quantified data, giving users a fuller picture to use to predict the future of any trend, story, or live issue. Check out the full interview over on our blog. Linked in comments. #SITechLandscape

Today's edition of the Note looks at Microsoft's Three Mile Island renewal, which has sparked some mixed reactions on social media. Plus, there's more to life than pumpkin spice. We explore the other top flavors earning attention this fall.

Zombie crises aren’t just for the movies. On social media, brands often face persistent issues that resurface again and again, and threaten to impact their reputation. This idea of a new kind of zombie crisis arose from a recent roundtable with The Social Intelligence Lab, where social and media insights leaders discussed how to manage recurring crises. Included in the advice was the use of real-time and predictive data, fast reporting, and a foresight framework to prepare for this unique type of reputation issue. Read more in the article below. Linked in comments.