News media volume data for AI agents

Track media coverage intensity for any topic over time. How much is the press covering a company, trend, or event? News volume data tells you whether attention is building, peaking, or fading.

get_trends

Chart the full media coverage volume curve for any topic - see exactly when press attention peaked, faded, or resurged over the past 5 years.

get_trends(keyword='artificial intelligence regulation', source='news volume', data_mode='weekly')

get_growth

Measure news volume growth over 6 months and 1 year to gauge whether media interest in a topic is building, plateauing, or fading - combine with sentiment to assess the quality of coverage.

get_growth(keyword='artificial intelligence regulation', source='news volume, news sentiment', percent_growth=['6M', '1Y'])

get_ranked_trends

Find which topics are receiving the fastest-growing news coverage right now - useful for PR planning, journalist pitching, or staying ahead of the media cycle in your industry.

get_ranked_trends(source='news volume', sort='wow_pct_change', limit=25)

get_top_trends

Pull live Google News headlines right now to see which stories are driving media attention at this moment - without specifying a keyword.

get_top_trends(type='Google News RSS', limit=30)

Common questions

A normalized signal representing how much news coverage a topic is receiving over time. High volume means lots of articles; low volume means the topic has dropped out of media attention.
Volume measures quantity of coverage. Sentiment measures tone. A company can have high news volume with negative sentiment (a crisis) or low volume with positive sentiment (quiet steady growth). Both signals together give a fuller picture.
Yes. Use get_top_trends with source='news' to see what is spiking in news coverage right now, without specifying a keyword.