In Reuters predictions published this January, 69% of media leaders and publishers bet on AI as the most important enabling technology for the future of journalism. Publishers see AI as a way of delivering more personalised experiences and improving production efficiency. Automated recommendations, better commercial proposals and newsroom automation were the 3 most important uses[…]
EngageReaders, the digital editions analytics tool developed by Twipe, has received the global ‘Excellence in Predictive Analytics Award’ from the World News Media Network (WNMN). BIGGIE Awards WNMN has announced last Thursday the winners of its Big Data and AI in Media awards during the BIGGIE Awards Ceremony in New York. Twipe’s EngageReaders took the first[…]
Can we measure and predict reader engagement? Twipe set out to answer this question, along with Mediahuis and two research groups from KU Leuven. In the two years since this Digital Reader Engagement (DRE) project began, we have learned what happens in the body while reading and turned this into our Google DNI-backed product EngageReaders[…]
Almost one year ago, EngageReaders officially launched, providing editorial teams with deep and actionable insights every day. Developed from research conducted in partnership with Mediahuis and KU Leuven, EngageReaders was selected as one of the winners of the Google Digital News Initiative. Since then, a group of launch partners have met every six months to[…]
EngageReaders live in 5 newsrooms We are proud to share with you that 5 Launch Partners are now using EngageReaders in their newsroom. 9 more newspapers are rolling out the technology in the coming weeks. Aachener Zeitung integrated EngageReaders in their own publishing platform. Het Nieuwsblad, De Limburger, L’Avenir and La Montagne upgraded their Twipe Digital Publishing Solution with the new EngageReaders module. We are glad to welcome[…]
The INMA Big Data for Media Week in London showcased best case examples of data driven success in the media industry. With speakers from BBC, The Telegraph, Financial Times, Google, The New York Times, Schibsted, The Washington Post and many others, the participants visited various media companies across London and attended podium discussions. We look[…]
Click to read As we are wrapping up our presents and the year, we want to look back on 2016 full of discoveries and new learnings. We worked hard all year to create stunning publications for our customers. On our publishing platform we added many new features that increase the visibility of the bundle (PromoSpot) and the comfort of automatic downloading. By migrating to[…]
“Every single editor I’ve spoken to feels they’re flying blind” says Rob Barrett, digital chief at Hearst Newspapers. One of the key challenges this year for news was balancing national news with regional news, pop culture and viral content. As reach is still an important metric for newspapers it is almost impossible to do that without mixing viral[…]
