Mediahuis
News archive search
Researching millions of articles took 30 minutes. An AI tool now retrieves facts, summaries, and angles in seconds.
- Research time cut from 30 mins to seconds
- AI search tool operational in 6 months
Readers hit dead ends with rigid search. Conversational AI now connects topics, boosting monthly searches from 30k to 500k.
A global news magazine with an 80-year archive and 60 million monthly visitors largely arriving via organic search and social media.
Visitors typically read a single article and left because the strict keyword-based search engine failed to handle typos or contextualize queries....
“The challenge for digital-first publications is finding diverse and sustainable revenue streams beyond digital advertising. Our content has to be readily accessible, and we have to keep readers engaged with it so we can monetize it in multiple ways.”
Global news magazine and digital media platform for current events and analysis.
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