Gather automated political-media monitoring
Published 30 April 2026; 2-minute read. Gather, powered by Factiverse, continuously monitors selected YouTube channels, podcasts and political broadcasts. It transcribes audio/video, attributes speakers, extracts timestamped checkable claims, evaluates them against sources/databases across more than 110 languages, and sends structured claim-by-claim reports when new videos appear. Users can submit a URL for immediate analysis or search/filter processed material in a permanent archive.
The product targets newsrooms, journalists, political analysts, government bodies and related teams that need to monitor fragmented political discourse across social, parliamentary and traditional media. The page says it processes in minutes content that could take weeks to review manually, and gives teams access to languages without in-house expertise. It frames the archive as supporting longitudinal narrative analysis and investigations.
The page says Factiverse technology is used in 25+ European newsrooms and serves journalists, analysts and government bodies in Europe and North America. Market forecast: global media-monitoring market valued at USD 5.5 billion in 2024 and projected above USD 12 billion by 2030. Availability: Americas and Europe. Category: technology / information and communication technology. Linked UN SDG: 9. Public contact: Seán Jacob, Project Manager, sean@factiverse.ai. Company: FACTIVERSE AS, Professor Olav Hanssens vei 7 A, 4021 Stavanger, Norway; factiverse.ai. Testimonial displayed: Martin Fornusek, Senior News Editor at The Kyiv Independent, says a report helped identify Ukraine/Russia-related narratives in Czech media before parliamentary elections and focus subsequent research. Linked case study: “Hungary 2026: Mapping a Fractured Political Landscape.” The page shows three testimonial slides, with only the first visible in the initial page state. No event listings or participation fees are displayed.
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