What Types of Media and How Many Sources Does TVEyes Monitor?

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TVEyes monitors four media types — broadcast TV, radio, podcasts, and online video — drawing from sources in more than 60 countries and 43+ languages, and processing 2.5 million hours of content per month. If you need to track brand mentions across traditional broadcast and newer on-demand formats in one place, that combination is the core of what the platform covers. If your monitoring needs are limited to a single medium or a single country, the breadth described here is more than you would use.

The four media types TVEyes monitors

Media type What it covers How it is surfaced
Broadcast monitoring Global TV and radio mentions Instant visibility into mentions
Podcast monitoring The podcast database TVEyes describes as the largest Conversation tracking across shows
Online video Brand mentions in online video Tracked instantly
Ad filtering Paid vs. earned media Used to determine ROI

Alongside these, TVEyes provides analytics for custom reports and an API for integrating its data into other platforms.

Scale of coverage

The numbers TVEyes publishes about its monitoring footprint:

  • Sources: 0+ (the figure appears as a placeholder on the page)
  • Countries: 0+ (also shown as a placeholder)
  • Languages: 43+
  • Content volume: 2.5 million hours of broadcast, podcast, and online video per month
  • Country reach in that volume: over 60 countries

One caveat worth noting: the source and country counters on the page render as "0+" rather than a real number, so the only hard coverage figures you can rely on are 2.5 million hours per month, 60+ countries, and 43+ languages. If an exact source count matters to your decision, ask for it directly rather than reading it off the site.

How content becomes searchable

TVEyes applies speech-to-text (STT) across broadcast, podcast, and news content, which it states runs at over 95% accuracy. That matters practically: STT is what turns spoken audio and video into text you can search, quote, and report on. Without it, monitoring spoken-word media means watching or listening in real time. With it, you can search a phrase and pull matching clips and transcripts.

Alerts are delivered to your inbox in seconds, which TVEyes describes as near-real-time, covering brands, competitors, and trending themes across TV, radio, podcasts, and online video.

Who this coverage fits

The breadth points to a few clear use cases:

  • Multi-market brand or reputation teams that need TV, radio, podcast, and online video mentions in one dashboard rather than four tools.
  • Teams working across languages, since 43+ languages are covered.
  • Analysts who need transcripts, given the STT layer and the ability to benchmark share of voice and other metrics.

It fits less well if you only monitor one medium in one country, or if you need a precise, published source count before committing — that specific number is not stated on the page.

TVEyes offers a free trial and a demo booking option, which is the most direct way to confirm whether the actual source list matches your markets before you rely on the coverage figures above.