Avoid pitfalls in the launch of your artificial intelligence project with our useful tips and pointers

Start-ups bring innovation that can be a catalyst for major industry changes. If your competitive intelligence activities lack a way to identify and track these potential disruptors, there’s a blind spot with potentially significant effects.

With the unprecedented spread of disinformation and the most violence against journalists in more than a decade, we must all do our part to protect press freedom and keep journalists safe.

How can Big Data from thousands of TV and radio interviews help PR and Marketing pros evaluate brand performance? Find out in our blog.

While earning a media placement may be exciting, being caught off guard by prominent coverage of a is decidedly much less of a thrill. Competitive media monitoring can keep you ahead of such surprises.

Executives need up-to-date competitive insights to make informed business decisions. To best equip their C-suite with this valuable data, researchers can follow these tips for communicating competitive intelligence efficiently and effectively

Are you making the most of your news and business research? It all starts with getting the right content. Click here for 3 Tips for Getting the Right Content, Every Time

The value of having real-time access to what people are saying about your company is essential to anyone involve in communications. LexisNexis Newsdesk® delivers just that.

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Misinformation can be hard to spot in open-source content you find on the free web. Get trusted and vetted content for your business decisions at LexisNexis.

Episode 6 of the Small Data Forum podcast continues the discussion from our 2016 year-end edition, which focused on fake news, post-truth, and what John Naughton in the Observer called the 'poisoning of our public sphere'.

Strategic analytics can give marketing leaders the tools they need to link social media and communications activity to bottom line results.

Facts played a key role on both sides of the argument in the EU referendum. The effect of the way facts were being presented and consumed is not yet fully understood. What is clear is that professional, informed predictions – both by pollsters, and bookmakers – failed to get it right.

One of the significant trends in information technology over the past four years has been the collection and analysis of ever increasing volumes of data in the belief that this will hold the key to shaping better business decisions. Big data is however, only as good as the small nuggets of insight that can be gleaned from it: this is where the business-transforming insight exists.

Competitive intelligence goes beyond what your local or global rivals are doing. Here are three ways you can enhance the value of your competitive intelligence.

With an estimated 2.5 quintillion bytes of new data created every day, media monitoring and analytics is vital to filter out the noise.

Producers of the 10 most complained-about TV shows on the Ofcom list stand to learn a lesson on how reputation affects viewer and advertiser retention.

Today’s information professionals play a critical role in managing the endless stream of information generated in a fragmented media landscape. The challenge lies in curating and analysing this mass of data to provide meaningful insights that can be shared across the organisation. Here we discuss the most important characteristics of the successful information professional.

There are more ways than ever to gain insight on your competitors, the challenge lies in narrowing down that data to find useful and actionable information.

Changes to the law, along with significant increase in media interest, have made corporate responsibility a more serious subject for brands and companies.