Who Uses Lingospot

Lingospot products are used by some of the world's largest and most prestigious online publishers and content aggregators, as well as aggressive and rising smaller niche publishers. Here are some examples of how Lingospot products are being used:

Mixer

• Forbes.com uses Mixer to power the aggregation and filtering of financial content of the Forbes Business and Finance Blog Network.
• USA Today uses Mixer to power the aggregation and filtering of news content from the Gannett network of properties.
• Lexis Nexis uses Mixer to power the content aggregation and filtering of news content for Attorneys.com, one of their vertically specialized websites targeting attorneys.
• Breitbart.com uses Mixer to power the aggregation of news articles from a number of major news articles including Associated Press, Reuters, AFT, etc., and the real-time categorization of these articles based on site section.
• High School Sports uses Mixer to aggregate content about specific high school teams from a variety of regional and local newspaper and magazine sites.

Editor

• Sky Sports uses Editor to automatically create pages on teams, players, competitions and other major athletic events and dynamically populate these pages with articles, videos, photos and related bets from Sky Bet.
• USA Today and Gannett use Editor to create dynamically updating pages on major events and issues of interest, which in the past have included pages on the Cash for Clunkers program, Swine Flu, the BP Oil Spill, the Healthcare Reform, the Civil Rights movement, Black Friday, Back to School, Halloween and many others.
• Forbes.com uses Editor to automatically create pages about financial topics such as "retirement planning", "unemployment rate", "mortgage refinancing" and hundreds of others. These pages are then dynamically populated with relevant articles from Forbes and their hand picked bloggers as well as videos form their video network, financial definitions, etc.
• Nurse.com uses Editor to create rich sections about specific topics of interest to professional nurses, such as how to help patients who have been diagnosed with breast cancer or how to stay healthy within their physically demanding work environment and frequently lengthy shifts. These sections are typically sponsored and may create sponsor content in addition to content aggregated and served through Editor.

Spotlight

• Sky Sports uses both the Topic Spotlight and Page Spotlight. The Topic Spotlight shows a dynamic topic-targeted bubble of Sky Sports content, as well as any related sports bets about the team or player in question. The Page Spotlight is presented as a widget at the bottom of each article page, which showcases the articles from Sky Sports that are contextually related to the article that the visitor is currently on.
• Forbes.com also uses both the Topic Spotlight and Page Spotlight. The Topic Spotlight shows articles, videos and blog posts about a specific topic. The Page Spotlight shows contextually related articles from a group of affiliate publishers that Forbes manages through the Lingospot Mixer.
• The Sacramento Bee uses multiple implementations of Page Spotlight to showcase related articles and content from its own archives, from Sacramento Connect, a network of local Sacramento news properties that they manage, and from other McClatchy news properties around the web.
• National Journal Magazine uses Spotlight to show its subscribers political articles that they might be interested in, based on the articles that they are currently reading. It is presented as a simple text widget at the bottom of article pages.