DigiMent Research is betting that the hardest part of media intelligence is not finding more mentions. It is deciding which ones deserve a human being's attention.
MediaSource wagered that a medical breakthrough is easier to understand when people can see it. Twenty-eight years later, the Columbus agency sells the whole chain from story discovery to newsroom-ready footage to proof that attention changed behavior.
Counting headlines is easy. CARMA sells the harder job: explaining what coverage means, whether it helped, and what a communications team should do next.
A £110 million insurance refund shows what media intelligence can measure. Cision’s next test is tracking what AI says about your brand.