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Data in Action

The audio and video data industry is constantly evolving, transforming how businesses, organizations, and teams make informed decisions. Here, we showcase Data in Action. On this page, find real-world examples of use cases, industry insights, and innovative approaches and tips to leverage your media data. 

  • Expanding Our Global Reach

    TVEyes recently announced its entry into the Netherlands – home to some of the world’s most influential publications and to millions of engaged consumers of

  • TVEyes for Business Intelligence

    Powerful APIs that Deliver Broadcast and Podcast Data Insights Into Your Existing BI Tools It is estimated that more than 90% of the world’s

  • Playbook: Broadcast Monitoring for Elections

    Hundreds of national and state campaigns and public office holders from both the Democratic and Republican parties have depended on TVEyes to meet their

  • Building the Case for Broadcast Monitoring

    Broadcast monitoring is often used by public relations teams, which need to be alerted as soon as misinformation is reported, or key messages are

  • 7 Reasons Public Information Officers Should Make Broadcast Media Monitoring a Daily Habit

    As a public information officer (PIO), you play a special role in our communities. You contribute to society’s welfare with community and advocacy programs

  • The TVEyes Media Monitoring Checklist

    You asked for it? You got it! Here, by popular demand, are the 17 things you should look for in a media monitoring partner:

  • Everything You Need to Know About Broadcast Media Monitoring

    How do you mitigate – or even avoid – a crisis, protect your brand, keep senior leadership on message, develop strategy or drive new business?

  • The Broadcast Monitoring Playbook for PR Agencies

    As a public relations agency executive, your agency’s success is shaped by the amount of new business you win and the excellent results you

  • Building a Crisis-Ready Organization

    In the past year, scores of CEOs woke up, poured a cup of coffee, turned on the morning news and learned – many for

  • The New Head of PR’s First 100 Days

    You’ve just landed a role as the new head of PR. You’re excited – it’s a great opportunity, and you’re confident you’ll deliver on the