What you get
Choose from 18 currently available publications and receive new articles as `news/article` events on your TweetStream WebSocket. Your team can monitor publication activity alongside X and other supported sources, then read recent articles from enabled publications through the News History API.
Use cases
Publication alerts
Track new articles from selected publications without relying on browser tabs or manual refreshes.
Bot-ready article events
Pass article titles, categories, and source fields into your own classification, scoring, or risk logic.
One event entry point
Handle publications, X, and other supported events from one authenticated WebSocket client.
Recent article history
Read recent articles from enabled publications through the history endpoint for recovery or review.
How it works
- Build a focused publication list - Turn on the publications that matter to your strategy from the dashboard or News Sources API.
- Receive articles in your feed - TweetStream sends each available article as a `news/article` event on your authenticated WebSocket.
- Route and review - Filter by publication, category, keyword, or your own rules, then use the News History API when your workflow needs recent articles.
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Build with TweetStream
Build against the public article contract
See the article envelope, publication settings endpoints, and cursor-based News History API before wiring the feed into production code.
Read the publication monitoring docsCommon questions
TweetStream is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the publications in its catalog. Publication monitoring is limited to supported sources and does not replace licensed news feeds or the publishers' own services. WebSocket quickstart.