SocketNews continuously monitors global news, events, press releases and public information flows, processing them into structured, machine-ready data streams — including summaries, facts, entities and rich metadata — designed for automation, monitoring and AI pipelines.
SocketNews operates as a continuous processing layer over global information flows, transforming unstructured information into structured, machine-ready data that can be directly consumed by applications, analytics systems and AI models.
Global news, events, press releases and public information sources are continuously monitored and ingested in real time, ensuring immediate visibility into newly published items across countries and regions.
Each item is analyzed using AI pipelines to extract key facts, entities and signals, reducing noise and isolating only the information that matters for downstream systems.
Processed outputs are normalized into a consistent, machine-readable structure, enabling seamless integration into monitoring tools, data pipelines and AI workflows.
Structured outputs are generated using advanced AI models. While processing is highly accurate, certain elements such as entities, locations or specific facts may not always be fully available depending on the nature and variability of global information flows. The system is continuously improving to increase coverage, precision and completeness over time.
SocketNews distributes processed information through real-time streams organized by country and language. Each stream delivers focused, relevant signals for the countries, regions and audiences your systems need to monitor.
Monitor specific countries and regions through country-level streams, from Italy, France, Argentina and the United States to 69 additional countries.
Route information by detected language, preserving the context needed for localization, multilingual monitoring and downstream analysis.
Subscribe to predefined country-language channels, or create custom monitoring channels by combining selected country-language pairs with keywords, entities or topics for precise real-time signal extraction.
Current pricing is available until September 1, 2026. Subscribe now to lock today’s monthly price for your active channels, even if prices increase in the future.
Country-language stream for structured, real-time monitoring.
Focused monitoring stream based on keywords, entities or topics.
Each channel keeps the price active at the time of subscription. Future price changes do not affect your already active channels.
If you subscribe to new channels later, those channels use the price active at that time.
Prices are locked at the time of subscription. Future price changes apply only to new channel subscriptions.
SocketNews is designed to act as a structured input layer for applications that rely on timely, relevant and machine-readable information across countries, industries and domains.
Track mentions of companies, executives and products in real time, extracting signals from global information flows without manual filtering.
Monitor information flows across countries and regions, identifying relevant developments, policy changes and emerging situations as they happen.
Feed structured, real-time information into AI systems, enabling more accurate, timely and context-aware outputs for downstream applications.
Trigger alerts and workflows based on extracted signals, facts and entities, reducing latency between events and system responses.
Integrate structured streams into data pipelines, dashboards and monitoring tools without additional parsing or preprocessing layers.
Use structured outputs as input for automated generation pipelines, reports, summaries and narrative systems.
Each point represents a processed information item associated with that country. The highlighted area shows current daylight across the globe, helping visualize when regions are more active.
Use one of the ready-to-run client examples, or build your own Socket.IO client. Authentication is handled with your SocketNews API key, and the server automatically assigns your connection to the channels active on your account.
Minimal Node.js example using Socket.IO. Configure your API key in the
.env file, install dependencies and start receiving realtime news.
Minimal PHP example for backend integrations. Configure your API key, install dependencies with Composer and connect to your subscribed streams.
Minimal Python example for data pipelines, automation systems and AI workflows. Configure your API key and run the client from the command line.
SocketNews uses Socket.IO. Connect your client using:
Server URL:
https://socketnews.com
Socket.IO path:
/socket.io/
Then send your API key in the Socket.IO auth payload:
auth: {
apiKey: "YOUR_API_KEY"
}
After authentication, the server automatically subscribes the connection to your active standard and custom channels. You do not need to manually join rooms.
Listen for the connected event to receive the current channel list,
and for the news event to receive realtime structured news payloads.
The server may also emit subscriptions, channel_joined,
channel_left, access_revoked and
replaced_by_new_connection.
SocketNews.info is a live demo of a WordPress website automatically populated from active SocketNews channel subscriptions. It shows how realtime structured news streams can be used to feed publishing workflows, generate categorized content and keep a site continuously updated without manual curation.
The demo site receives news from subscribed SocketNews channels and uses those structured payloads as the source for automated publishing.
Incoming items can be transformed into WordPress posts, assigned to categories and enriched with extracted metadata such as people, organizations and locations.
The demo illustrates how SocketNews can act as a realtime content layer for websites, dashboards, monitoring tools and automated editorial systems.
The demo is powered by SocketNews channel subscriptions and is intended to show one possible integration pattern. Developers can build similar workflows using the realtime API and the client examples provided above.
Create an account, subscribe to country-language channels and build custom monitoring streams based on keywords, entities and topics.