MediaHeat now has a newsletter archive, Blog and light mode
MediaHeat now brings together a public newsletter archive, its own Blog and light mode across the reading experience.

MediaHeat was built to answer a simple question: how visible are AI companies in the media?
Every day, we collect around 950 stories, narrow that set to roughly 120 relevant items and score eight of them on average. The newsletter selects the day’s five best stories. Not bad at all: 58 newsletters have already gone out.
The newsletter archive is now public
The newsletter is no longer only something that arrives in your inbox. Each issue is now available in a public archive, with the same final content sent by email.
You can browse between issues, check the day’s movement, read the five selected stories and return to the evidence behind each one. The archive does not replace subscribing: subscribers still receive the daily selection. But people who arrive later can now understand what MediaHeat has been observing.
The idea is simple: a daily issue may be fleeting, but the record of what it showed does not need to be.
Each part of the site now has its own place
The main navigation now separates four distinct uses of MediaHeat more clearly:
- Panel to track the companies’ temperature;
- News to search the full archive;
- Newsletter to browse curated issues;
- Blog for articles, build notes and editorial analysis.
The methodology remains available to anyone who wants to understand the process, but it does not compete with the daily content. It belongs in the footer: accessible, permanent and out of the way of reading.
Light mode, whenever you want it
Finally, the site now has light mode. On the first visit, it follows the system preference; after that, the reader makes the choice. The News Reader and newsletter archive follow the same setting.
Browse the newsletter archive or subscribe to receive the next issue.