Help users understand the story across the coverage.
Add a question-and-answer layer to your media intelligence platform. Let users explore how an event is being reported and read the articles behind the response.
Turn company and industry news into a research answer.
Bring relevant reporting together for researchers exploring companies, competitors, and industry developments. Keep the original articles a click away.
Help users investigate supply disruptions, regulatory developments, and other reported events affecting a business. Return a cited answer they can review against the coverage.
Help users understand the story across the coverage.
Add a question-and-answer layer to your media intelligence platform. Let users explore how an event is being reported and read the articles behind the response.
Turn company and industry news into a research answer.
Bring relevant reporting together for researchers exploring companies, competitors, and industry developments. Keep the original articles a click away.
Help users investigate supply disruptions, regulatory developments, and other reported events affecting a business. Return a cited answer they can review against the coverage.
The News Answers API lets you ask a question in plain language and receive a direct, cited answer synthesized from multiple news articles. It brings together the reporting relevant to your question and links back to the sources.
How is it different from News Search API?
News Search API returns relevant articles and passages for your application to work with. News Answers API takes the next step and returns a synthesized answer with citations. Choose News Search API when you want source material for your own workflow; choose News Answers API when you want an answer.
Can users check the sources behind an answer?
Yes. Answers include citations linking back to the source articles, so users can open the original reporting and review it for themselves.
What kinds of questions can I ask?
Ask about companies, events, industries, and developments covered in the news. Naming the subject and time period helps make the question specific.
What is the difference between standard and detailed answers?
A standard answer gives a direct response with citations. A detailed answer provides more context, also with citations.
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