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What is Monitor?How is ad value calculated?What do the colored 'bubbles' show at the top of the article?Where can I find the total number of hits per profile?What counts as editorial material?What is a search profile?How do I read my articles?Which sources are included in my agreement?Why is my article behind a paywall?How do I find reach numbers for individual articles?How long can I access the hits in my platform?Where can I see the keywords?How can we remove irrelevant hits?How can we see duplicates?How do I favorite search profiles in the platform?How can I see the original hit?How to manually add an article to MonitorCan we search for hits written by a specific author or journalist?Unpublished an article by accident; how do I get it back?Can we change how the hits are displayed in Monitor?Can I have an RSS-feed from Monitor for our intranet/ Workplace?I'm missing a hit from TV/radio programs, why does it not appear in Monitor?Is it possible to remove hits from a news feed?What is ad value?How can I search for more specific hits in Monitor Hits?How can I see hits from one source only?What is the similarity filter?Copy/move articles to a different search profileXML attribute descriptionsHow to manually publish articles to feed
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What do the colored 'bubbles' show at the top of the article?

When you open an article in the portal, you will see some colored 'bubbles'. These 'bubbles' are a help for you, to better orient yourself in the article and its content.

 

Gray indicates which search profile the specific mention belongs to. A mention can be placed in more than one search profile.

 

Green indicates which keyword(s) the retrieving of the mention has been based on.

 

Dark blue indicates which theme (IPTC category) the article falls under. You can read more about IPTC categories here.

 

Light blue indicates which pronouns appear in the mention. This highlight is auto-generated and thus has nothing to do with the profile's keywords. The light blue words should therefore be seen as a help to give you an overview of which persons, companies or places represented in the mention as well.

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