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SportsPro Madrid starts today! Key topics we're most looking forward to discussing: -Live sports broadcasting on social -Non-live sports formats (highlights, clips, interviews) -Monetizing sports audiences Rafael Correa will be there, gathering valuable insights and takeaways for the Tubular & Chartbeat team. For more information on the event, click here: https://hubs.ly/Q02Yqtry0 #Sportspro #sportspromadrid #sportsbroadcasting

Tubular's very own Bill Challenger is heading to the DMWF Digital Marketing World Forum in Amsterdam, November 26-27! ?? If you're attending #DMWF, don’t miss the chance to chat with Bill about how Tubular’s data can help creators and marketers supercharge their social strategies. ?? Drop us a message or comment below if you’ll be there too. See you in Amsterdam! https://hubs.ly/Q02YCyYS0 #DMWF #DigitalMarketing #SocialVideo #TubularLabs

Game on Madrid! ???? Super excited to attend SportsPro Madrid 2024 representing Chartbeat and Tubular Labs where the biggest names in sports and media will gather to answer today’s most important questions: ?? How do we keep fans engaged in an ever-changing digital world? ??? What’s the next big play for sports content in a digital-first world? ?? And how do we keep fans cheering in a game that’s always changing? Can’t wait to learn from the industry’s best and exchange ideas about what’s next in sports media. moves. Let’s connect and turn insights into goals—see you in Madrid! ?????? #SportsProMadrid #MediaInnovation #DigitalEngagement #FanConnection

The Newsrewired Conference is happening November 27th in London where innovators in digital publishing will meet for an evening of insight and discussion. We are honored to have Limor Avichezer representing the Tubular & Chartbeat team alongside media thought leaders, journalists, and academics from around the world. Will you also be in attendance? Send Limor a personal message to connect! https://hubs.ly/Q02YqpGR0 #journalismUK #newspublishing #chartbeat

Back in Berlin after an insightful time at the Madrid AI Forum 2024, and I'm still reflecting on the conversations we had. This wasn’t just about AI as a buzzword—it was about its transformative potential and the urgency of applying it thoughtfully and ethically across the media landscape.?????? What stood out the most? Jaime García Cantero??? raised a critical point: the stories we tell about AI matter as much as the stories AI helps us tell. His session on AI in news coverage reminded us that as media professionals, we’re responsible for presenting balanced, informed perspectives—educating audiences without feeding into either fear or blind optimism. It’s a tricky line to walk, but it’s crucial. Daniel Godoy Mondragón ?? took us into the world of conversational search, showing how generative AI is fundamentally rethinking how people find and consume information. This shift from keyword search to interactive, natural conversations felt like a wake-up call—it’s not just about adapting to new tools; it’s about reimagining how we connect with our audiences on a human level. Marcus Husby ?? offered a blueprint for becoming an AI-first organization, not just through tools and processes but through a cultural shift. His examples of Schibsted’s AI integration across departments—from investigative journalism to celebrity news—proved that meaningful change requires buy-in at every level. What I’m taking away: 1. AI isn’t a silver bullet; it’s a partner. Success lies in how well we collaborate with it, not how much we rely on it. 2. The race isn’t just to implement AI but to do so in ways that build trust—with teams, audiences, and the wider public. 3. Media organizations that hesitate now will find themselves playing catch-up. The time for thoughtful action is yesterday. Madrid, as always, was inspiring—not just for its AI conversations but for its reminder that innovation isn’t about abandoning tradition. It’s about evolving with care, purpose, and vision.Thank you to Chartbeat and Tubular Labs for allowing to represent our brands and to WAN-IFRA, the World Association of News Publishers?for bringing this all together. Let’s keep building the future, one insight at a time.? ???? Special Shoutouts to: Maria Arenas Filgueira, Carlos Caneiro, Román García Pardo, Santiago Martinez Vela, Hugo B., Massimo Calandra, Marta Rocamora Reig, Elena de Miguel, María Rosa Fernández, Vincent Peyrègne, Olga Britto, Moundir?? MOUDDEN, Juan Casal #MadridAIForum #AIInNewsrooms #DigitalTransformation #MediaEthics #InnovationInMedia

The Paris AI Forum begins tomorrow and will focus on how AI is transforming the media industry. Laura Yanisse from Tubular and Chartbeat will be available to discuss how our AI product integrations can help you grow your audience and improve retention. Send her a personal message to set up a time to meet. We're looking forward to seeing you there! https://hubs.ly/Q02Yqt-G0 WAN-IFRA, the World Association of News Publishers #publishers #newsmedia #ai #TheAudiencers

Check out what people are saying about our latest product feature: Trending! Spotting trends just got easier—so you never miss the moment. Find out more here: https://hubs.ly/Q02Yf_j40 9 Story Media Group #SocialMedia #SocialStrategy #ContentMarketing

The holiday shopping season is in full swing! With only 27 days between Thanksgiving and Christmas, brands need to cut through the seasonal noise to capture shoppers’ attention. Here’s how: ? Create content consumers crave ?? Partner with influencers who resonate ?? Identify and target the right audience ?? Discover what your audience actually watches 'Tis the season to stand out. Check out our latest blog for top tips to drive social success: https://hubs.ly/Q02YdNV20 #HolidayMarketing #SocialVideo #ContentStrategy

SportsPro Madrid is kicking off next week! All the technologies and trends dominating the digital sporting arena will be discussed, and our own Rafael Correa will be in attendance for the Tubular & Chartbeat team. For more information on the event, click here: https://hubs.ly/Q02XJdYW0 #Sportspro #sportspromadrid #sportsbroadcasting

The ongoing Diddy scandal is making waves across social platforms. Ad Age dove into the story using Tubular data: "Law & Crime Network saw a 51% month-over-month jump in U.S. minutes watched on YouTube and Facebook in September, driven by the Diddy scandal, according to Tubular Labs. Viewers also watched 26% more minutes per user, averaging 46 minutes." https://hubs.ly/Q02XJ2jq0 #socialmedia #diddy #breakingnews #newsonsocial