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Real-Time Monitoring for Newsrooms

The story breaks on a wire, a verified account or a creator's phone before it hits anyone's homepage. 1322 puts 15+ news outlets, the accounts you track on X, Truth Social, Instagram and YouTube, and the creators you track on TikTok into one real-time feed, so the desk sees it first, with keyword highlighting and alerts where your team already works.

First-touch, not next-refresh

Refreshing tabs and waiting on aggregators costs minutes. 1322 pushes each new article and tracked post the moment it is detected, in a few hundred milliseconds, so a breaking-news desk reacts while the story is still developing. One normalized feed means the wire, the politician's post, the analyst's thread and the creator's video all land in the same place.

That last one increasingly arrives first. A protest, a weather event or a plant closure is often filmed and uploaded by someone standing there before any outlet has a line on it, and the desk's problem is not finding the clip afterwards but knowing it exists while it still matters. Tracking those creators by @username turns a set of profiles someone was refreshing by hand into pushed events, and a live session surfaces while it is still open rather than as a gap in the timeline. The mechanics are in TikTok live alerts.

Built for the desk

  • 15+ news outlets in a normalized event format with categories and keywords. Details →
  • Verified accounts on X and Truth Social, source of a lot of breaking news. Truth Social →
  • TikTok creators, an eyewitness surface where an incident is often filmed and uploaded before any outlet has a line on it. Uploads, reposts with the original author, and paired live start and live end events. TikTok →
  • Keyword highlighting and per-source filtering in the hosted feed.
  • Delivery to a browser feed, Discord, Telegram or signed webhooks for your internal tools.

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FAQ

What does a newsroom monitor with this?

New articles from 15+ news outlets plus posts from the accounts you track on X, Truth Social, Instagram and YouTube, and the creators you track on TikTok, all in one real-time feed. Useful for breaking-news desks, wires, PR monitoring and OSINT.

How fast are breaking alerts?

News articles arrive sub-second from detection; X posts typically 150-250ms. The point is first-touch: you see the story as it breaks, not on the next refresh.

Can I filter by keyword or topic?

Yes. The hosted feed supports keyword highlighting and per-source filtering, and news events carry categories and keywords so you can route by beat. You can also pipe events to your own systems and filter there.

How do alerts reach the desk?

A hosted live feed in the browser, plus Discord, Telegram and signed webhooks so you can wire alerts into whatever the newsroom already uses. No code required for the browser feed.

Which news sources are covered?

15+ outlets across breaking news, finance and crypto, delivered in a normalized event format alongside the social platforms. Ask via Discord or support for the current source list.

Is this a social listening / analytics tool?

No. Social listening suites are dashboards for brand sentiment with delayed data. This is a speed tool: raw, real-time events for newsdesks and automation, not a marketing analytics product.

Can the desk watch TikTok creators?

Yes. TikTok monitoring is a separate subscription that tracks public creators by @username, from $200/mo for 5. You get an event when a tracked creator uploads, when they repost someone else's video with the original author attached, and paired events when a live session starts and ends, sub-second typical.

Why does a newsroom care about TikTok lives specifically?

Because a live session is the one event you cannot catch late. Once it ends there is nothing left on the profile to find, so a delayed notification is not a slightly worse notification, it is the wrong one. Separate tiktok.live.started and tiktok.live.ended events share a room id, so a desk alert can open while the session is running and close itself when it stops.

Be first to the story

News plus social in one real-time feed. From $250/mo.