And the media analysts at Fullintel successfully recorded all the happenings of Singapore Airshow to design a complete report that is easy to understand and share. We’ve individually scoured through hundreds of media mentions analysing every single news, tweets, and posts related to the event. This comprehensive coverage includes figures, stories, and emotions all handpicked by human analysts. Even though automated software can crunch the numbers for you, we’ll give you a clear understanding of the context behind the numbers.

Some of the top outlets covering the event include Shephard, The Straits Times, Jane’s 360 and AINOnline. Shephard contributed 34 articles to the event, whereas The Straits Times covered 34 articles.

Through our media intelligence service, we’ve covered a total of 11,157 stories, out of which 2,412 are from traditional media and 8,745 from social media. Of this, 1,642 are from online media sources and 361 are from print media.

Boeing had the media buzzing with around 213 mentions. Airbus also managed to remain a darling in the media with around 125 mentions. Singapore Airlines was a close third with 42 mentions followed by Spirit AeroSystems, Embraer, Lockheed Martin and Bombardier Aerospace.

Boeing’s announcement of service orders worth $1 billion created a positive buzz. The contracts of Trent 1000 and Trent 700 by Rolls-Royce and Singapore Airlines also captured media’s attention. The mentions were largely positive. Similarly, stories about drones and cybersecurity at the Singapore Airshow received neutral media attention.

Our media analysts covered around 705 articles in the Americas and 425 in Europe. We covered 3,201 articles in Asia, and 155 articles in Africa. In Oceania, 159 articles were covered.

The event also saw some of the top names in the media covering the show. Gordon Arthur from Shephard covered around fifteen articles; Jon Grevatt from Jane’s 360 also covered around thirteen articles as well. Karamjit Kaur from the Straits Times covered around nine articles about Singapore Airshow 2018.

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Pack Expo is the largest packaging trade show in North America. With more than 1,500 exhibitors and thousands of attendees, the expo showcases the latest packaging equipment and technologies. Healthcare Packaging EXPO is the next generation of our annual pharmaceutical event that debuted in 2014 and co-located with PACK EXPO International and Las Vegas. With 250 exhibitors, the show will feature 100,000 net square feet of exhibits showcasing supply chain innovations in pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, nutraceutical and medical device manufacturing.

Why Fullintel’s Healthcare Packaging Expo Media Impact Report Special?

Fullintel’s media experts have individually searched through millions of news articles, expert insights, tweets, likes, and social media mentions related to the show. We look beyond the numbers – does your automated software understand all the human nuances, dialects, and anecdotes that our human analysts can pick up with ease?

A Summary of Healthcare Packaging Expo 2017:

More than 1900 packaging industries came forward to display and discuss packaging innovations in the healthcare industry. Of these, Bosch made the most impact with more than 66 media mentions in the US. Some of the other newsmakers included Xerox, Chevron Philips and EPSON with 60, 45, and 40 media mentions respectively- all of them in the US.

Our media analysts covered around 1,260 articles- 542 in the Americas, 321 in Europe, 124 in Asia, and 223 in Africa.

Of the 1,815 stories covered, around a 668 were from traditional media. The rest was from Twitter, Facebook, and other social media channels. Our human analysts covered around 191, 416,802 online impressions and tracked thousands of Twitter accounts.

Some of the top journalists covering the event included Sean Riley, Rick LeBlanc and Lisa Eitel. Sean Riley covered around 22 articles, while Rick LeBlanc covered around 17 articles.

Some of the top outlets covering the event include Packaging World, Healthcare Packaging, Packaging Strategies, PkBR and Food Manufacturing. Packaging World dedicated 54 articles to the event, whereas Healthcare Packaging covered 43 articles.

Healthcare Packaging Expo trended well on Twitter, with some of the major influencers like Paul J. Heney, Jim Cahill and Shelby Sapusek, tweeting about the event. Journalists Kerwin Brown, John Panek and Jen Varadi also covered the event, and tweeted about participating companies.

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SUNTECH had the media buzzing with around 50 media mentions. ABB also managed to remain a darling in the media with around 45 mentions. LG was a close third with 40 mentions. Except for Jinko, HUAWEI, all high impact companies were covered in the US media.

Our media analysts picked lots of articles among which 480 articles were from U.S., 267 articles from Europe, Asia covering 387 articles, followed by Africa with 108 articles and Oceania with 126 articles.

Through our media monitoring service, we’ve covered a total of 780 stories – 330 from traditional media sources and 450 from social media sources.

We covered lots of articles from around the globe. EnvironmentGuru, Solar Power World, Altenergymag, Solar Novus Today and many other major outlets covered stories related to the event. EnviornmentGuru won the race with 40 articles followed by Solar Power World with 28 articles and altenergymag with 10 articles.

The Solar Power International also saw some of the top names in media covering the events. Kathie Zipp from the Solar Power World covered around 18 articles; Kelly Pickerel from Solar Power World also covered around 10 articles as well. John Fitzgerald Weaver from the Electrek covered around 3 articles and, Todd Prince from the Las Vegas Review Journal and Abby L. Harvey from Power covered 2 articles each.

Solar Power International trended well on Twitter, with some of the major industry influencers like Lauri Kinnunen, Matthew Britt and Tor Valenza covered the event.

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A Summary of 2017 BIO International Convention

Nearly 1575 companies marked their position in this four day conference program, and among which, Carsgen had the highest media mentions around 60. And not to mention, SPYRYX also appealed media attention with 55 mentions followed by inovio.

We covered 1083 articles – around 364 articles in America, 231 in Asia and 316 articles in Europe. Also, 21 articles in Africa and 151 articles in Oceania.

Our analysts covered 926 stores, out of which 406 were from traditional media. The rest was from social media channels including Twitter, Facebook and more. Also, our media analysts discovered more than a million online impressions and tracked around 109, 946 Twitter accounts.

BIOtechNow, 4-traders, BioSpace, BioPharmaDive and Yahoo!Finance were some of the major media channels covering the event. The found was mentioned 17 times on BIOtechNow, while 4-traders covered around 12 articles about the event.

Some of the top authors who were excited about the show includes Juliet Preston, Lisa LaMotta and Max Stendahl. Juliet covered around 4 articles, while Lisa and Max covered 3 articles each.

BIO’17 trended well on Twitter, with some of the major industry influencers like Jason Silva, Rob McInnes and Ian M Stone covered the event.

The International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) held in Las Vegas is the industry launchpad for new products and innovative technologies, as well as a key environment to compare, contrast, and test-drive these products. CES 2017 was a huge success with more than 165K attendees and 3,800 exhibiting companies. Our expert media analysts have individually scoured through thousands of media mentions, analysed every single news and tweets related to this great event. We look beyond the numbers – does your AI understand all these dialects and nuances that our human analysts can pick up with ease?

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A Summary of CES 2017

More than 3,800 companies came forward to display and discuss about the next-generation innovations. Of these, Google made the most impact with more than 1,577 media mentions. Some of the other newsmaker include Samsung with 1,353 mentions, followed by Amazon with 1,213 media mentions respectively.

We covered 11,487 articles – around 6,136 in America, 2,661 in Asia and 1,708 articles in Europe. Also, 431 articles in Africa and 551 articles in Oceania.

News about LG, Panasonic and Sony’s next generation display TVs was covered across media channels including, CNET and The Seattle Times. This news found around 2,912 media mentions on 6th of Jan. Some other news makers were AH AndroidHeadlines, TC and Ubergizmo.

Of the 17,265 stories covered, 9,683 were from traditional media. The rest was from social media channels including Twitter, Facebook and more. Our expert media analysts covered more than a million online impressions and tracked around 650,424 Twitter accounts.

Some of the top authors who covered the show includes Zennie Abraham, Tyler Lee and Dean Takahashi. Zennie covered around 62 articles, Tyler covered 34 articles, while Dean covered around 30 articles.

The event had an exceedingly positive tone (79%) as usual – due to the innovations launched and discussed.

CNET, The Seattle Times, AH AndroidHeadlines, TC and Ubergizmo were some of the major media channels covering the event. The found was mentioned 175 times on CNET, while The Seattle Times covered around 119 articles about the event.

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BioPharm America 2016

The event was attended by 813 delegates from 530 companies representing 32 countries, and 2,424 one-to-one partnering meetings were held at the event. A few of the major attendees are 2M Companies, Inc., 4440 Consulting, A. Menarini IFR, AbbVie, AboGen, Abzena, BioCentury Publications, bluebird bio, Boston Pharmaceuticals, and more.

To make those who missed to attend the event aware of all the happenings at BioPharm America 2016, our media analysts have manually sourced through various media mentions – reading and analyzing every single noise and social media conversations related to the conference. This report is exclusive and drafted after thorough evaluation with the help of our human analysts. Moreover, it includes key messages, prominence, media value, share of voice, sentiment and many more. Even though, you can find these info from automated software, ours is something unique. We pick only the vital conversation and explain every number lucidly that automated tools can’t even try. So, why wait? Keep reading and explore the 9th Annual Conference of BioPharm America 2016 in your PC or Smartphone.

Nearly 530 companies marked their position in this three day conference program, and among which, Prevail had the highest media mentions around 21. And not to mention, Beyond Spring also appealed media attention with 17 mentions followed by Resverlogix.

The conference featured a full Biotech Start-up Day program that is specially planned for early stage projects and burgeoning companies to get on the radar of the global life science community and to create connections that matter. Our experienced human analysts covered nearly 162 articles in America and 13 articles in Europe. Yahoo News, BioSpace, BioProtfolio, TMCnet.com and many other major outlets covered stories related to this event.

Armed with partneringONE®, the world’s foremost web based partnering system for the life science industry, BioPharm America is the one and only event in North America based on the same reputable formula as EBD Group’s acclaimed European events BIO-Europe® and BIO-Europe Spring®.

With the help of our media intelligence service, we’ve covered around 298 stories, out of which 113 were from traditional media. Remaining noise was from social media platforms including Facebook, Twitter etc… And 254, 759 online impressions are concluded from various twitter accounts.

What is SEMICON West 2016?

SEMICON West is where the world gathers for the most up to date information about the microelectronics industry. This is where companies debut the latest tools, technologies, and trends in micro and nano electronics.

Why FullIntel’s SEMICON West Media Impact Report Special?

FullIntel’s media experts have combed thousands of media mentions and covered a 1000 odd stories- we have analyzed every single news and expert insight to know who created the biggest buzz and who left without so much as a whimper. Why human analysts, you ask? Because software helps with only the overall numbers, while we do the detailed analysis.

We covered 600 articles- around 400 in the Americas, 98 in Europe, and around 50 in Asia. News related to SEMICON West was covered in major outlets including The Fly On The Wall, International Business Times, Yahoo! Finance, and Solid State Technology.

Out of the total 635 exhibitors, Tessera made the most impact with 122 mentions. Invensas, Tessera’s wholly owned subsidiary won the 2016 3D InCities Supplier of the Year Award was picked by majority of media channels. Some of the other participating companies buzzing in the media include, Nano Dimension, EVG, and Advanced Energy.

The Invensas story was a major highlight, creating around 155 media mentions on the 13^th of July. Another major story was Nano Dimension CBO, Simon Fried, being featured at SEMICON West 2016.

Our media experts tracked around 760,000 online impressions and followed more than a million Twitter accounts! We tracked around 600 stories from traditional media sources and 380 from social media channels.

Tessera was a huge crowd puller this year at the SEMICON West, thanks to the Invensas win- it had a positive impact with 85% positive news coverage. Another positive story to impact news coverage was the fact that this year SEMICON recognized and honored the pioneers in the semiconductor industry.

The top journalists who covered the event include, Matthew Spizzri from INN, Chris Laudani from The Street, and Taylor Cox from Benzinga. While Matthew covered three articles, Chris and Taylor covered two articles each.

Yahoo! Finance, Solid State Technology, International Business Times and The Fly On The Wall, were some of the major news outlets which covered the event.

SEMICON West trended well on Twitter, with some of the major industry influencers like Rick Merritt, Amith Pulla, and David Yanagidate covered the event.

What Is Intersolar North America?

Intersolar North America is the most popular solar event in North America with more than 500 exhibitors and thousands of attendees, discussing the latest innovations in the solar and energy storage industry. This year too, Intersolar registered a crowd of more than 18,000 attendees from over 80 countries across the world.

Why FullIntel’s Intersolar North America Media Impact Report Special?

FullIntel’s media experts have individually searched through millions of news articles, expert insights, tweets, likes, and social media mentions related to the Intersolar North America ’16 exhibition. We look beyond the numbers- does your automated software understand all the human nuances, dialects, and anecdotes that our human analysts can pick up with ease?

A Summary of Intersolar North America ’16:

This is Intersolar North America’s 9^th Annual exhibition. The event had an exceedingly positive tone this year- partly due to reports that the US solar market is likely to install 14.5 gigawatts of new PV capacity. News about the federal Investment Tax Credit being extended until 2021was also welcomed. More than 550 solar and energy storage industries came forward to display and discuss technical innovations in the solar industry. Of these, Heilind made the most impact with more than 96 media mentions in the US. Some of the other newsmakers included Pika Energy, Outbac Power, and Beamreach Solar with 84, 80, and 80 media mentions respectively- all of them in the US.

Our media analysts covered around 978 articles- 789 in the Americas, 198 in Europe, 143 in Asia, and 25 in Africa. Some of the major newspapers to cover the news include Solar Power World, Solar Novus Today, and Bio Space.

News about Heilind Electronics participating at the Intersolar North America was actively covered across media channels including, The Street and Yahoo! Finance. This news found around 711 media mentions on the 12^th of June. Some of the other news makers were OutBack Power, wherein the company announced about displaying their Systems Solutions at the Intersolar North America. Some of the other news makers included Sonnen- the company announced C&I partnership with Ideal Power Converters.

Of the 1,526 stories covered, around a 1000 were from traditional media. The rest was from Twitter, Facebook, and other social media channels. Our human analysts covered around 650,000 online impressions and tracked more than a million Twitter accounts.

News about Canadian Solar launching 1500V Crystalline Solar Module Portfolio created a positive buzz. Similarly, news about Geostellar launching its Nationwide Solar Program was also received majority of positive mentions.

Some of the top journalists covering the event included Emily Wild, Zachary Shahan, Anne Fischer, and Kelly Pickerel. Emily covered around eight articles, while Zachary of Clean Technica covered around four articles.

Some of the top outlets covering the event include Yahoo! News, Solar Novus Today, and PV Magazine. Yahoo! News dedicated 30 articles to the event, whereas Solar Novus Today covered 26 articles.

Intersolar North America trended well on Twitter, with some of the major influencers like Michael Long, Lauri Kinnunen, and Edgar Gunther, tweeting about the event. Journalists Tor Valenza, Kathie Zipp, and Glenna Wiseman also covered the event, and tweeted about participating companies.

Through our media intelligence service, we’ve covered a total of 886 stories- 318 from traditional media sources and 568 from social media sources. Of this, 284 were from online media sources and 33 were from print media.

Our media analysts covered around 301 articles in Americas and 104 in Europe. The Boston Globe, the San Francisco Chronicle, Bloomberg BNA and many other major outlets covered stories related to the event. We covered 63 articles in Asia, and 15 articles in Africa. In the Oceania, 27 articles were covered.

Johnson & Johnson had the media buzzing with around 95 media mentions. The J&J sponsored Dr. Paul Janssen Award for Biomedical Research (announced at BIO 2016) was picked by almost all media channels including the asianscientist.com. MERCK also managed to remain a darling in the media with around 80 mentions. Pfizer was a close third with 78 mentions. Except for GlaxoSmithKline and Roche, all high impact companies were covered in the US media.

News about New Jersey being applauded for its continued efforts in the life sciences industry was a major story on the 7th of June. The Bio Convention played hosts to several partnership meetings paving way for better life sciences technology. This did not go unnoticed- on the last day of the meet.

The partnership between Korean Drug Development Fund and US based Merck Sharp & Dohme created a positive buzz. The companies signed a MoU for joint research at the convention. Nordic Nanovector’s presentation at the convention received media attention as well. The mentions were largely neutral. Similarly, stories about NanoViricides making a presentation at the BIO 2016 also received neutral media attention.

The convention also saw some of the top names in media covering the events. Ron Leuty from the San Francisco Business Times covered around five articles; Shawn Lawrence from Biotechnology Focus also covered around five articles as well. John Aquiono and Jim Stafford from the Bloomberg BNA and NewsOK covered three articles each. Don Seiffert from the Boston Business Journal covered around two articles about BIO 2016.

Bloomberg BNA, 4 Traders, BioSpace and Stat were some of the major media channels covering the event. BIO 2016 found a mention at least 18 times on BioSpace, while BioPortfolio covered around five articles about the event.