TMX, The Media Exchange: what it sells, price and AI features
TMX, The Media Exchange is on the PR software map. We record 1 dated launch or event for it. The latest is dated 2019.
Updated . Launches and events dated 2019.
"The network to access connections." A New York network between newsrooms and the businesses, agencies and experts who want to be in the news. In the TMX Messenger app, PR people and experts see journalist requests for quotes, bookings, soundbites and videos from what it says are 300+ outlets, and reply in text or on video. They can also record video takes on the day's top stories, which TMX shares with all its newsrooms, get alerts when a newsroom asks for one of their clients, and swipe for journalists' direct contacts. Receiving requests is free; replying needs a paid, verified membership, and no price is published. Newsrooms use a separate search terminal to post those requests, look up people and license cleared video. Its 'monitoring' means alerts on newsroom requests, not coverage tracking. It says its clients include 400+ newsrooms, 150 businesses and 40 agencies. No AI feature is described. Source: usetmx.com.
- Site
- usetmx.com
- Category
- Journalist requests and relationships
- Status
- Active
- Price
- not published; the TMX Messenger app is free and 'It's free to receive newsroom requests', but replying needs verification 'as a paid TMX member'; the members-only Terminal shows no plans; the web app's older pitch exchange charges a 'success fee' only when a story is published
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"The network to access connections." A New York network between newsrooms and the businesses, agencies and experts who want to be in the news. In the TMX Messenger app, PR people and experts see journalist requests for quotes, bookings, soundbites and videos from what it says are 300+ outlets, and reply in text or on video. They can also record video takes on the day's top stories, which TMX shares with all its newsrooms, get alerts when a newsroom asks for one of their clients, and swipe for journalists' direct contacts. Receiving requests is free; replying needs a paid, verified membership, and no price is published. Newsrooms use a separate search terminal to post those requests, look up people and license cleared video. Its 'monitoring' means alerts on newsroom requests, not coverage tracking. It says its clients include 400+ newsrooms, 150 businesses and 40 agencies. No AI feature is described. Source: usetmx.com.
- Category
- Journalist requests and relationships
- Price
- not published; the TMX Messenger app is free and 'It's free to receive newsroom requests', but replying needs verification 'as a paid TMX member'; the members-only Terminal shows no plans; the web app's older pitch exchange charges a 'success fee' only when a story is published
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- Discover, Search and Pitch
- Scale
- Established: a public parent, or a disclosed user or customer base (self-reported 'Clients include 400+ newsrooms, 150 businesses and 40 agencies' (usetmx.com, tmxmessenger.com); no revenue or funding disclosed)
Sources: usetmx.com and 6 more on the map.
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TMX founded
Founded, . CB Insights dates TMX to 2019 and lists it as a networking platform for media organizations.
Source: CB Insights. From the PR software map.
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