This could be a useful tool for journalists and media managers to understand changing audience behaviour and respond accordingly. Many are writing about this as a marketing tool, but I see it of value to those producing content, too.
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Could be a fantastic tool for journalism research, newsgathering and contacts building. Have a play and see what comes up. Impressive.
You get a limited number of free searches a day and there is an option for a seven day free trial. For quick searches the free options should do. Delete the scoop?
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