/articles

To use this endpoint you will need the following reference data:

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Time range

The maximum range between the from and to dates in your query should not exceed 7 days.

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Naming differences

For historical reasons, the queryable fields headline and summary differ in naming from their Article counterparts link and excerpt.

Filters

The following filtering options can be used in the filters body parameter.

Field

Type

Description

headline

String

summary

String

authors

String

country_code

String

Two letter (lower case) ISO 3166 country code.

region_code

String

Available regions (lower case):

  • na North America
  • eu Europe
  • oc Oceania
  • sea South East Asia
  • sa South America
  • as Asia
  • me Middle East
  • af Africa

language

String

Supported languages are listed in Supported Languages.

categories

Number

Supported categories are listed in Topics.

publisher

String

TLD such as newswhip.com.

domain

String

Exact domain where the article was published. e.g. blog.newswhip.com.

domains

String

The possible permutations of publisher and subdomains. See this section of the data dictionary for an explanation of the difference between publisher, domain, and domains.

href

String

Search by the full url of the article eg. "href:\"https://www.coldwellbankerhomes.com/az/concho/669-county-road-8235-stanford/pid_18337473/\""

siteStructure

Handy for articles that follows a particular path on a site, e.g: to look for all articles with url follows "http://www.complex.com/tag/politics", use filter with publisher:complex.com AND siteStructure:\\/tags\\/politics or publisher:complex.com AND siteStructure:"/tags/politics" will be sufficient.

Sort By

For all content types or the stories content type

Sorts one of the following in descending order:

  • default
  • fb_total_engagement
  • fb_tw_overperforming
  • fb_overperforming
  • tw_overperforming
  • predicted_interactions
  • twitter
  • linkedin
  • fb_tw_and_li
  • fb_tw_li_and_pi
  • nw_max_score
  • created_at

The default sort_by is nw_max_score when the selected time range is <= 25h, otherwise it will be fb_tw_overperforming.

For the youtube content type

When the content_type is set to youtube, the default sort order is by created_at. You can also sort in descending order by

  • yt_likes
  • yt_views
  • yt_comments
  • created_at.
Language
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