Podcast consumption has increased strongly in recent years. More than 620 million people worldwide listened to them in 2021 – that is 88 million more than in the previous year (Statista Digital Market Outlook...

Every other week there are discussions and comments about classic media such as television losing relevance in countries all over the world - which would therefore also affect the Latin American region. But as a matter of fact, it is nothing like that: in 2021, TV reached 93%...

Never before have news spread faster than they do today. The speed of dissemination combined with the incredible amount of different headlines leads to information overload for many consumers and this in turn leads to a conscious decision to consume only certain media - and...

Sentiment analysis is a technique combining natural language processing (NLP), text analysis and computational linguistics to identify, extract and quantify emotional states and subjective information from a...

Media and marketing have always been closely linked and depend on each other to a considerable extent. Both areas are subject to constant changes and trends, which means that exciting developments can be observed again and again. With the increasing presence and importance of...

From newspapers and magazines to trade publications, many articles are published first as a printed version – that is before they appear on the publisher’s website. eMedia Monitor has access to this content even before it goes out printed and fully automatically searches it...

At first glance, podcasts seem like a new phenomenon of today’s digital media landscape, but contrary to this assumption, their beginnings can be dated back to the 80s. Back then, the so-called audio blogs were mainly music-oriented or used for educational...

Is bad publicity really better than none at all? This question is not as easy to answer as it seems at first glance. Studies show that there is a big difference whether the circumstance concerns to an unknown or a well-known company. Bad publicity always hurts a famous brand...