Hong Kong, China, November 8, 2020 /Xinwengao.com/ - The MediaIntel.Asia platform, which launched services last year as an offshoot of sister service ChinaPulse.com, has expanded its News Briefs to Southeast Asia. With MediaIntel.Asia’s slogan of “Be Smarter”, subscribers gain crucial intelligence for conducting business across Asia-Pacific.

News Briefs are daily executive briefings delivered by email to subscribers. Each MediaIntel.Asia News Brief contains top news and media insights in particular business sectors. This express service provides a curated list of Asia media intelligence across industries like technology, insurance, manufacturing, tourism, finance, and retail. After launching services for mainland China, MediaIntel.Asia now has opened three different industry sector News Briefs for Singapore covering technology, tourism, and finance.

“We have built the MediaIntel.Asia platform on top of two decades of experience in media intelligence and media monitoring,” says Paul Doyle, director at MediaIntel.Asia’s parent Asia Media Network. “Our ChinaPulse.com platform began 20 years ago, and the insights gained in sentiment analysis, artificial intelligence, data monitoring, and news syndication have created the backbone for the launch of MediaIntel.Asia’s expanded services across Asia. Be smarter with your own subscription!”

In addition to the daily News Briefs, subscribers can login anytime to the MediaIntel.Asia platform to view and search thousands of daily news articles from global media. And for each news article, MediaIntel.Asia has rolled out its new “News Timeline” feature. With the News Timeline, each and every news post on the platform can be traced to related news from around the globe. For example, if a news story is published in Indonesia about a Chinese tech company, the News Timeline links that story to one published 3 hours earlier in Malaysia. And that Malaysia article is then tied to an article published in Germany a day previously, which in turn is linked to a Hong Kong article published a few hours prior to that. So researchers can use the News Timeline to have a forensic analysis of the genesis and ongoing distribution of a news story, rumor, meme, or online posting.

MediaIntel.Asia also provides its data using its own taxonomies along with the Global Industry Classification Standard, Industry Classification Benchmark, Thomson Reuters Business Classification, and the IPTC NewsCodes. These various taxonomies provide researchers the power to drill down into necessary data easily and quickly.

MediaIntel.Asia is a service of Hong Kong-based Asia Media Network. MediaIntel.Asia now includes China and Singapore in its News Brief coverage, and the company will soon expand to Vietnam, Philippines, and Indonesia.

More information at https://www.mediaintel.asia

The press release MediaIntel.Asia Expands Media Intelligence News Brief Services To Southeast Asia comes from Xinwengao.com press release distribution and journalist media database service in China.

Hong Kong, August 8, 2020 /Xinwengao.com/ - Leading primary investment news and data platform China Money Network (www.ChinaMoneyNetwork.com) today unveiled its sister service Caishen.Co (www.Caishen.Co) to provide critical information about China’s secondary investment markets.

Caishen.Co monitors real-time data for over 4600 companies listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange and the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. The platform then organizes more than 32000 monthly market event data across 13000+ taxonomies. Gaining insights and great monitoring of the stock markets in China is challenging for investors who don’t understand Chinese. There’s lots of data out there, and not much is provided in immediately usable formats for English-language investors. So Caishen.Co fills this great gap for global investors by providing immediately usable English-language data.

Caishen.Co uses natural language processing for data discovery, data extraction, sentiment analysis, and entity identification. Machine language translation then transfers all its investment and market event data into human-readable bytes for consumption on the new fintech platform. A robust API (application programming interface) is also available for institutional clients wishing to feed the stock exchange news and data immediately into their systems.

“As the leading financial data provider in China for the primary investment market, we learned at China Money Network how to equip private equity and venture capital firms with the data and deal flow they needed to make great deals,” says Nina Xiang, founder of China Money Network and author of “Red AI: Victories and Warnings From China’s Rise In Artificial Intelligence“.

Xiang continues, “With the launch of Caishen.Co, we are greatly expanding our artificial intelligence capabilities to create a fully autonomous system that directly feeds critical secondary market data related to all the listed companies and funds on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange and Shanghai Stock Exchange direct to our subscribers. There are manually-run less competitive systems that offer lower levels of service, so Caishen.Co provides a fantastic way to gain faster, better alpha-generating signals and insights from Chinese stock market data. Caishen was built in late 2019 and has been in beta with select investment clients since January 2020 – we’re excited to now open it to all investors!”

Caishen.Co monitors the latest news and osint on Chinese listed stocks and then immediately provides that data to its subscribers using its own proprietary taxonomies along with the Global Industry Classification Standard, Industry Classification Benchmark, Thomson Reuters Business Classification, and the IPTC NewsCodes. These various taxonomies give investors the power to drill down into necessary data easily and quickly.

The platform’s name is “Caishen”, which translates as the “Money God” of Chinese lore. Caishen.Co guides investors to help them profit off market-moving data in China.

About China Money Network
China Money Network delivers primary data for China’s primary markets. Subscribers on the platform follow China’s smart private equity investments, special situations, venture capital deals and technology innovations every day. By tracking China’s private equity, venture capital and technology sectors, China Money Network delivers actionable intelligence to its subscribers. We connect the data points to give global investors the tools to execute deals in China, deals that otherwise would simply never take place. The company’s Chinese language platform is at www.zhongjintoux.com. China Money Network, founded in 2011 in Shanghai, operates from satellites in Hong Kong, Beijing, Shenzhen, and Hangzhou.

About Caishen.Co
Gaining insights and great media monitoring of the stock markets in China is challenging for investors who don’t understand Chinese. There’s lots of data out there, and not much is provided in immediately usable formats for English-language investors. Caishen.Co does this for you. We give you the English-language data to level the investment playing field. So Caishen.Co fills that great need you require to increase the value of your investment portfolio for companies listed on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges.

The press release Caishen.Co Launches Real-Time Chinese Stock Market Data Monitoring Platform Powered By A.I. comes from Xinwengao.com press release distribution and journalist media database service in China.

“The strategic acquisitions of recognised companies such as Sonar Platform and NAMA marks Dataxet’s progress in building its branded network of integrated data intelligence in Asia following the launch of Truescope Singapore,” said David Liu, CEO & Co-Founder of Dataxet. “Securing presence in key commercial markets across Asia is part of our plan to provide a truly ‘best-in-class’ data intelligence at scale while ensuring localised expertise and context.”

Amien Krisna, Founder and CEO of Sonar Platform, who will join Dataxet’s executive board after the acquisition shares, “I’m excited to join the Dataxet Group and look forward to the opportunities that the combination of our expertise will bring. Sonar Platform has a track record of delivering insights with the use of smart technology which we want to bring to the Dataxet network.”

Ooi Kiam Hong, CEO and Founder of NAMA adds, “I trust in the team’s vision of building a robust and next-generation data intelligence network – one that continuously focuses on product innovation, technology and talents to deliver smarter insights for clients.”

1. Sonar Platform, founded in 2015, boasts of two state-of-the-art intelligence modules:

i. Sonar Analytics – intelligence platform that combines social media, digital media, print media and marketplace data sources aimed at delivering mission critical insights and automated insight reports on demand. Using artificial intelligence, the application can automate the immense processing, analysis and reporting of billions of social and digital media to capture and analyse sentiment, trends and industry content.

ii. Sonar Influence – end-to-end social media influencer management platform covering influencer discovery, campaign management and intelligent reporting aimed at optimising branded influencer campaigns and maximising ROI.

iii. Crisis support, audience profiling, campaign reporting and bespoke audits are some examples of its strategic add-on services provided for its clients beyond these intelligence platforms. The company’s portfolio includes a range of well-known global brands across diverse sectors such as Microsoft, Grab, Huawei and AirAsia.

2. News and Ads Monitoring Agency (NAMA) was founded in 2006 and has grown to be the largest independent media monitoring company in Malaysia.

i. Provides a full range of traditional media monitoring service with comprehensive coverage across print, broadcast and radio.

ii. Amongst its services, the company also delivers customised media measurement and insights reports to several global and local brands from industries such as travel, financial services and telcos.

Jason Lee, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Dataxet adds, “While the COVID-19 pandemic has certainly affected parts of the economy, Dataxet is not slowing down and instead, looking forward to ensure that we stay ahead of what the market needs and be at the forefront of the industry in providing smart, accurate and actionable intelligence. Growing a diverse and creative pool of talents, starting with Amien, along with continuous product innovation and creative collaborations, will be our key priorities as we look to grow Asia’s ‘best-in-class’ media and data intelligence network and capabilities.”

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Media Contacts:
Teo Hui Shan
Huishan.teo@huntington.com.sg
+65 90052796

Jordon Simpson
Jordon.simpson@huntington.com.sg
+65 9630 4274

About Dataxet: Dataxet Pte Ltd is a leading integrated data intelligence holding company operating in Asia. Its branded networks provide best-in-class media monitoring services along with localised research and data analytics expertise to deliver accurate, applicable and actionable data insights. https://www.dataxet.net/

The press release Dataxet continues to expand its footprint across Asia with acquisition of Sonar Platform and NAMA comes from Xinwengao.com press release distribution and journalist media database service in China.

Truescope is the innovation of John and business partner and product visionary, Michael Bade. The entrepreneurs have designed and built a media intelligence platform to help inform communicators about breaking news across all media types and identify issues and trends in real-time.

The platform which launched in Singapore and Australia today, harnesses the duo’s expertise delivering real insights for clients across many markets. The cloud-based technology and machine learning capabilities work at speed to analyse millions of social and mainstream media stories in real-time to deliver world-class insights.

“We think our approach to people, product and scalability is revolutionary in this space, and we all have the unequivocal mindset that the client experience (CX) is central to everything we do. We’re ready to build bridges between new technologies and the communications industry so our clients can immediately understand the value Truescope brings and see how different we are to what has come before us” said John.

As part of its strategic expansion across Asia-Pacific (APAC), Truescope has partnered with Dataxet Pte Ltd, a data intelligence company led by industry leaders David Liu and Jason Lee. Both played critical roles in establishing, growing and driving media intelligence solutions in the region for numerous global brands and organisations.

David Liu, co-founder of Dataxet said, “Truescope will be a great opportunity for us to champion smarter media intelligence for brands, using Singapore as a strategic launch pad.”

Jason Lee, Managing Partner of Dataxet and CEO of Truescope Singapore shared, “The future of media intelligence goes beyond traditional clippings or collation of brand mentions. Smart media intelligence provides critical objective insights about a brand or organisation in the media that can be accurately and rapidly delivered to C-suites and management in order to be fed back into brand strategy, positioning and product development. Combine media intelligence with internal brand data such as sales, revenue and CRM data, and you start closing the ROI loop in your marketing and communications efforts.”

Truescope’s capabilities combine and transform big data across media types and languages, into a single, coherent, and easily searchable database. With each media item, machine learning and natural language processing are used to distil sentiment, potential effects on brand reputation and assist brands in measuring brand awareness and communications effectiveness.

Beyond its access to numerous social channels for comprehensive coverage, the platform has also secured official partnerships such as Twitter, Singapore Press Holdings and Mediacorp. This will help other businesses determine the content most relevant to them across the platform by providing insights to consumer sentiment, brand awareness, campaign performance, customer experience and much more.

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Teo Hui Shan huishan.teo@huntington.com.sg +65 90052796
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About Truescope: Truescope was founded in Australia to better inform communications. Our people and technology deliver real-time, actionable media intelligence and information to clients across Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia.

About Dataxet: Dataxet Pte Ltd is a leading integrated data intelligence holding company operating in Asia. Its branded networks provide best in class media monitoring services along with localised research and data analytics expertise to deliver accurate, applicable and actionable data insights. https://www.dataxet.net

The press release John Croll Launches Truescope: The Next Generation In Media Intelligence comes from Xinwengao.com press release distribution and journalist media database service in China.

Between April 15 and May 15, 2020 the site saw a month-on-month increase of 350% in searches related to the Chinese military. Specifically, searches for “Chinese army” and “Chinese PLA” popped up as more global news played up the ongoing disagreements between the United States and China. And interest in various Hong Kong-related searches increased by 60-75% as global news of the Special Administrative Region turned from the fight against COVID-19 to the restart of protests in Hong Kong.

Interest in the Chinese Yuan rose 5-8%, as more searches related to “currency”, “devaluation” and “central bank” were made during this time period. But searches related to Coronavirus and COVID-19 generally fell by 6-15%. The only related term that continued to rise was searches based on Wuhan-related news.

ChinaPulse.com is a daily newsletter that curates news, data, and information culled from over 12,500 Chinese and English online sources. Its engine relies on the latest Natural Language Processing technologies to automate much of its daily insights, sentiment analysis, and relevance covering the latest topics on Chinese tourism, business, finance, military, health, politics, and culture.

ChinaPulse.com is a service of Asia Media Network and has been operating online for 20 years. More than 22,000 readers daily rely on the site’s media monitoring newsletter delivered each business morning. The newsletter contains relevant links curated by ChinaPulse.com’s artificial intelligence engine. Subscription information is available at https://www.chinapulse.com.

The press release China News Aggregator ChinaPulse.com Sees Surge In Chinese Business And Military Data comes from Xinwengao.com press release distribution and journalist media database service in China.

Singapore, May 23, 2020 /Xinwengao.com/ - Over the past four weeks, online postings about “N95” masks in Singapore have more than quintupled from the previous month. In the same way that the COVID-19 pandemic has spread around the world, news about the virus has traveled just as fast and at even higher volumes. Dataxet’s free news tracking tool at www.TrackCov.id creates easy-to-use news maps to quantify this avalanche of news created by journalists, bloggers, and online commentators and brings relevant data across a range of Coronavirus-related topics.

The TrackCov.id website launched last month as a free tool for anybody to track the trending COVID-19 topics across Asia. With the language additions of Simplified Chinese and Bahasa Indonesia, Dataxet’s tool is now expanding its scope of providing highly relevant information.

The tool contains hundreds of news articles updated each hour from thousands of online datapoints, timely global health statistics aggregated by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, and immediately usable graphs and charts showcasing the data volume across topics and regions in Asia.

“TrackCov.id is updated continuously with relevant Bahasa, Chinese, and English data analyzed from thousands of data sources,” says Jason Lee, managing director at Dataxet. “Not only does this free tool showcase some of Dataxet’s data monitoring capabilities, it also provides back to the community a bit of the metrics within our data vault. We plan to continue to provide this free tool so long as it is necessary for the public to remain aware of the latest COVID-19 news.”

Dataxet has partnered with Jakarta-based Sonar Platform to help monitor the Bahasa Indonesia coverage, and with Hong Kong-based ChinaPulse.com for Chinese news monitoring. For more information about TrackCov.id, please visit www.TrackCov.id

About Dataxet
Dataxet Pte Ltd is an integrated media monitoring and data intelligence network operating in Asia Pacific. Our technology and services help organisations make sense of their data by sourcing and analysing a spectrum of relevant datasets, including social media, online news, print media, e-commerce information, and internal company metrics. Utilising cutting edge technology, our talented team of professionals deliver accurate, applicable and actionable data insights. For more information, visit www.dataxet.net.

The press release Dataxet Unveils Enhanced Features In COVID-19 News Tracking Tool at TrackCov.id comes from Xinwengao.com press release distribution and journalist media database service in China.

Hong Kong, July 21, 2017 /Xinwengao.com/ - Global leading business Intelligence group Isentia (ASX:ISD) has appointed Alex Yu as General Manager for Hong Kong. He has decades of experience leading media sales and B2B marketing initiatives in Hong Kong and mainland China. Alex will take ownership of managing Isentia’s operation in Hong Kong and continually drive the business development in the region.

Alex joined Isentia as the General Manager of Hong Kong in June 2017. He has deep insight in the media sales industry, media groups and mass media, including time with Maxus Communication, HK Cable TV, and JCDecaux Texon. He worked in the advertising sales team of Asia Inflight Ltd. (Ringier AG) for 10 years, leading the sales team there to formulate sales strategies and drive business development. He has rich exposure in Hong Kong and China’s B2B market and media industry.

In addition, to accommodate the rapid growth in the region, Isentia has moved the Hong Kong office to a more spacious location in the same area. With the acquisition of leading PR and marketing agency New Point Marketing Limited and press distribution service Xinwengao in the past two years, Isentia has extended its offering from media monitoring and analysis to an all-around media and business intelligence solutions, by adding actions on real data intelligence.

“Our growth has been so exciting and more space is critical to continue to support that growth,” said David Liu, Isentia Asia Chief Executive. “Alex’ s extensive industry knowledge in Media  and B2B marketing are going to help us accelerate the business development, and further enhance our market position in Hong Kong.”

Alex said “Hong Kong is a vital regional hub with an innovative marketing culture that provides great scope for growth in real data intelligence and the move to North Point will help further integrate Isentia’s client offerings in the business intelligence industry, including press release, media relations, monitoring, analysis, and content marketing strategy, execution, amplification and measurement.”
Isentia Hong Kong new office address: Unit 2503, 25/F, K Wah Centre, 191 Java Road, North Point, Hong Kong. Ph. +852 3664 2700

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About Isentia
Isentia (ASX:ISD) is APAC’s leading integrated Media Intelligence, Insights and Content Marketing business.  Through both innovative, market leading SaaS as well as strategic advice and direction, Isentia works with over 5,000 clients across 15 countries providing data, analysis, content and consulting services around the clock.  To find out more about how we inform better decisions, please visit www.isentia.com

The press release Isentia Appoints New Hong Kong GM And Expands With New Office Move comes from Xinwengao.com press release distribution and journalist media database service in China.

Hong Kong, China, September 22, 2016 /Xinwengao.com/ - You’re a journalist whose article deadline is fast approaching and you still need a few more sources and background to make your story standout. Where do you go and how do you find the right expert for inclusion in your article? Prayers for many journalists in Asia were answered last year when Pitch.Asia launched.

Pitch.Asia launched in September 2015 as the definitive platform for connecting journalists to experts in Asia. Now with over 20,000 registered users, Pitch.Asia connects journalists with experts ready to provide insight into important news-worthy topics at https://www.Pitch.Asia.

Pitch.Asia provides a news dashboard covering business, political, and social news from across Asia from Afghanistan to Japan and down to Malaysia; online job boards for journalists; a query service for reporters to seek comments from registered industry experts; and online forums for journalists to exchange knowledge. Registration continues to be free for both experts and journalists.

Journalists login to Pitch.Asia and post media queries. Experts are then emailed queries from journalists. If an expert thinks he/she is able to respond, then the expert responds with appropriate information. The journalist’s contact details are kept secret and provided with special redirection emails so experts won’t abuse their access to the media.Ultimately, if the journalist uses the expert’s statement, then the expert gains valuable media exposure, for free. Experts help reporters, and the reporters help the experts!

About Pitch.Asia
Journalists want to hear better pitches, and experts need to have their voices heard. Pitch.Asia connects Asia’s top expert sources with the bloggers, journalists, writers, and reporters covering important activities in Asia. We are backed by Matoka Capital and use their parent company’s offices in Hong Kong and Shanghai. Contact us for more information at https://www.Pitch.Asia

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Shanghai, China, June 3, 2016 /Xinwengao.com/ - Pitch.Asia, Asia’s leader in connecting journalists with industry experts, has created a new licensing partnership with Xinwengao (Xinwengao.com) for the use of Xinwengao’s database of more than 30,000 media records.

The partnership leverages and connects Xinwengao’s focus over the past decade on media monitoring, press release distribution, and media database building with Pitch.Asia‘s services across Asia. Pitch.Asia will use the database to help update its own records and assist industry experts and public relations firms in reaching out to a broader group of reporters, editors, and social media influencers inside China.

“Our China Media Database services have been sculpted by over a decade of use by our clients, and we continue to maintain a high level of integrity for this service,” says Rose Gao, Media Manager at Xinwengao. “Expanding licensing to more companies like Pitch.Asia ensures we continue to connect with every record in our system to ensure freshness and availability. Pitch.Asia already has a large journalist database for Greater China, and we will complement this for a win-win partnership.”

The Chinese online news and media sector has witnessed many business movements and much growth in the past few year as Alibaba has purchased partial or entire stakes in Shanghai-based China Business Network, Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post; and video-sharing website Youku Tudou. And U.S.-based Time Magazine just announced the purchase of CCI Asia-Pacific Ltd., the Hong Kong-based publisher of Fortune China. Forbes.com was also sold to a Hong Kong-based investor group nearly two years ago.

Pitch.Asia currently provides a news dashboard covering business, political, and social news from across Asia from Afghanistan to Japan and down to Malaysia; online job boards for journalists; a query service for reporters to seek comments from registered industry experts; and online forums for journalists to exchange knowledge. Utilization of Xinwengao’s database is also assisting Pitch.Asia in its beta testing of a full Chinese-language media service that will be soon rolled out.

About Pitch.Asia
Journalists want to hear better pitches, and experts need to have their voices heard. Pitch.Asia connects Asia’s top expert sources with the bloggers, journalists, writers, and reporters covering important activities in Asia. We are backed by Matoka Capital and use their parent company’s offices in Hong Kong and Shanghai. Contact us for more information at https://www.Pitch.Asia

About Xinwengao.com
While the number of print newspapers in China has remained steady at about 1900 for the past few years, the number of online media titles, journalists, influencers, and online writers has exploded in China as social media and microblogging as taken off. Xinwengao tracks the key key media data necessary for public relations, marketing, advertising, and outreach organizations to use for online media campaigns. Xinwengao was first acquired by Vocus Inc. in early 2010 from top SaaS and online marketing firm BDL Media, and then it was acquired as a standalone entity in 2012. Xinwengao now operates as an independent entity with operations in Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Beijing and provides press release distribution, online media monitoring, and media database services.

The press release Pitch.Asia Secures License For China’s Biggest Media Database With Xinwengao comes from Xinwengao.com press release distribution and journalist media database service in China.

Beijing, China, July 6, 2015 /Xinwengao.com/ - Meltwater has launched a new product in China, built for corporate communications and other business decision makers to keep on top of billions of real-time editorial, blog and social media conversations. The Meltwater solution extracts the insights required to manage your brand, understand competition, and keep on top of industry trends. For the past 8 years in China, Meltwater has helped with many famous brands, like China Mobile, Haier, Vanke, and ZTE.

Ewan Ross, head of Meltwater Greater China, says, “The new products launched by Meltwater not only cover typical media monitoring, but it also reaches into online dialogues, real-time market trends, clients’ brand influences and new movements from competitors. The information will help clients in China to make better and more informed strategies.”

In China, the media monitoring industry is still growing. As it targets corporate clients, not everyone is familiar with the concept. Meltwater is the top global SaaS leader in this industry and tracks information from online editorial sites and social media platforms in 37 different languages around the world. Additionally, Meltwater helps their clients monitor and manage business information. This information not only assists in maintaining corporate brand images, but also lets clients make informed business strategies, such as looking at the next potential market and carrying out marketing events.

Established in Norway in 2001 with only USD15k and a brand with little traction, Meltwater has grown exponentially and become a leading global media intelligence brand. Currently headquartered in San Francisco, Meltwater has more than 50 offices worldwide and established partnership with more than 23000 enterprises. Despite assuming the title as a huge global company, each Meltwater office operates with like a startup and with a desire to innovate.

For more information about Melwater in China, please visit www.meltwater.com/cn or contact Teresa Zhang at +86- 10 50854366.

The press release Meltwater Greater China Expands Its Media Monitoring Reach comes from Xinwengao.com press release distribution and journalist media database service in China.