The rapid pace of Internet communication has led to the most important and the freshest news being now first published on the web. This is done even by the traditional editorial media, who then edit the news for the paper versions. Scoops are certainly not saved for the next day’s print edition. Media has become polarised: news are primarily published on the Web, while print sources provide analyses and explanations.
With the help of M-Brain’s own search technology, you can follow new developments as they happen. We also monitor the subscription-only areas of online papers.
M-Brain follows electronic newspapers globally
M-Brain’s monitoring covers national and international top media, major business papers, news agency content, regional and local newspapers, magazines, most significant professional and specialist publications, organisations’ web publications, as well as sites and publications by universities, companies, institutes and authorities. The source lists are continually checked and updated.
Our monitoring is genuinely global. We monitor sources from e.g. China, Japan, Russia and the USA. Our service is independent of language; we can monitor articles in 30 languages and summarise and translate them into the language of your choice.