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Countries:
Shows results that have been published on a source originating from the selected countries. The countries displayed
here are the countries which have been set up in the section of 'Project data criteria' in your Project Settings. By default,
'All countries' is selected, however you are able to select a single county, or a selection of various counties.
The country detection cannot be accurate 100% of the time, since it is impossible to automatically
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assign a country to each and every source (e.g. a Brazilian blogger publishing in Portuguese on a
French blog). Some sites also lack country-related information, so even a human can have a hard
time identifying the source’s true location, however the country detection provides a good
approximation.
You are also able to further filter in on the results by selecting one or multiple different regions or states from the
selected countries. Hovering the mouse over the country will bring up the available states or regions which can then be
clicked on to further refine the results.
Languages
Filters articles in the selected language or languages.
Language recognition is done based on a statistical model and provides very high accuracy. If a
post does not contain many words (e.g. tweets), the accuracy of the language recognition on
articles can decrease. For example, a tweet of the following: “Ich liebe mein Social Media
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Monitoring Tool” could be recognised as either English or German language, because the sentence
includes both English words as well as German words. The languages displayed here are the
languages which have been set up in the section of 'Project data criteria' in your Project Settings.
By default, All languages is selected, you are however able to select a single country, or a selection
of various countries.
Tags
Show only results that have been tagged, under the names you have chosen. You are able to add tags to the articles from
within the Results widget on the Analytics page. We recommend you to tag the posts that catch your attention while
browsing! To help you with this, you will find some Workflow tags in order to remind you all read/unread and
checked/unchecked.