Adult News Trend Monitor
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from $3.40 / 1,000 results
Adult News Trend Monitor
Monitor adult-industry news by topic and lookback window. Get article titles, publication times, source domains, canonical links, and query context for daily or weekly trend tracking.
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Adult Industry News Monitoring for Teams
Adult Industry News Monitoring for Teams helps you get a clean feed of new adult-industry news records for monitoring, research, and automation. Each result includes a stable ID, headline, canonical article URL, timestamp, publisher domain, and available source metadata; configure the query and time window afterward.
Outcome
Find and monitor fresh adult-industry news coverage in a normalized, deduplicated, machine-readable feed without reproducing publisher articles.
Use cases
- Use the Actor when you need find and monitor fresh adult-industry news coverage in a normalized, deduplicated, machine-readable feed without reproducing publisher articles.
- Build workflows around a focused news-intelligence layer over GDELT that applies a buyer-ready adult-industry query preset, supports custom keyword monitoring, normalizes article metadata, generates stable URL-based IDs, removes duplicate URLs, preserves source attribution, and exposes freshness-oriented records for recurring monitoring.
- Designed for Adult-industry agencies, market researchers, talent and creator-management firms, compliance teams, investors, journalists, and businesses tracking adult-entertainment market developments.
- Schedule repeat runs: Adult-industry coverage changes continuously, so buyers rerun saved queries to detect new articles, emerging topics, publisher activity, and market signals.
- Feed normalized dataset records into APIs, spreadsheets, databases, automations, or AI/agent workflows.
Quick start
- Open the Actor input form.
- Set the filters or query relevant to your workflow.
- Start with a small
maxResultsvalue. - Run the Actor and inspect the default dataset before scheduling larger or recurring jobs.
Example input:
{"query": "(\"adult industry\" OR pornography OR porn OR webcam OR camming OR \"sex work\" OR OnlyFans OR AVN OR \"adult entertainment\")","maxResults": 10}
Inputs
- query (string, optional) — GDELT-compatible keyword or phrase query. Defaults to a focused adult-industry news query when omitted.
- maxResults (integer, optional) — Maximum number of article records to request per run.
- timespan (string, optional) — GDELT coverage window such as 24h, 1week, or 1month.
- sort (string, optional) — Use datedesc for newest-first monitoring or relevance for relevance-ranked discovery.
Output example
The example below is taken from the latest validated local live-source sample when available; otherwise it is derived from the bundled dataset schema.
{"type": "<value>","properties": "<value>"}
Pricing
Store pricing is configured in Apify. The intended primary paid unit is fresh normalized news record. Start with a small result limit while validating your workflow, then scale only when the output and economics fit your use case. The README never hard-codes a price that could drift from the live Store configuration.
Source and limitations
- Source: GDELT Project DOC 2.0 API.
- Licence/terms: GDELT Project open-platform terms.
- Reuse condition: GDELT states that its datasets may be used for unlimited and unrestricted academic, commercial, or governmental purposes and may be redistributed, rehosted, republished, or mirrored, provided each use or redistribution cites the GDELT Project and links to https://www.gdeltproject.org/. This permission applies to GDELT dataset output, not ownership of publisher articles, images, logos, or full article text. The Actor must return metadata, URLs, and limited source-provided fields only; it must not imply publisher or GDELT endorsement or reproduce full articles or images. No explicit ban on standalone redistribution or competing data products was found in the official GDELT Project terms; downstream publisher rights remain a separate restriction.
- Automation condition: Use the documented HTTPS GET API, keep request volume reasonable, respect service availability, avoid aggressive parallel polling, and use bounded maxrecords/timespan values. The official documentation describes JSON article-list responses and query parameters but does not publish a commercial SLA or guaranteed rate limit.
- GDELT coverage and ranking are not guaranteed to include every adult-industry publisher or article.
- Publisher headlines, images, snippets, logos, and article text may carry separate copyright or trademark restrictions; the Actor should return metadata and links rather than full content.
- The GDELT API documentation does not provide a guaranteed SLA or explicit commercial rate-limit schedule.
- Search quality depends on the query expression; broad terms may create irrelevant results and narrow terms may miss industry coverage.
- GDELT records may contain sensitive or explicit subject matter even though the Actor is intended to return news metadata rather than personal profiles or sensitive personal data.
This Actor does not bypass authentication, rate limits, robots/API policies, licensing conditions, or upstream access controls. Missing upstream values are not invented.
FAQ
Does this use the approved source contract?
Yes. Runtime requests are restricted to the source contract validated by Market Hunter before build.
Can I schedule repeat runs?
Yes, when the source permits automated access. Use conservative schedules and result limits that respect upstream conditions.
Why can some fields be empty or null?
The upstream source may omit fields for particular records. The Actor preserves missing values rather than fabricating data.
Troubleshooting
- If a narrow query returns no rows, loosen filters and retry with a small result limit.
- If the upstream source returns a rate-limit or temporary server error, retry later instead of increasing request pressure.
- If authentication or source identity is required, verify the protected credential/identity configured for the Actor.
- If the upstream response schema changes, report the failed run so the deterministic mapping can be updated.
Related Actors
- Adult Industry Company News Monitor
- Creator Economy News Monitoring API
- Adult Entertainment Regulatory News Monitor
- Media Coverage Deduplication and Change Monitor
Store publication remains an explicit manual action. This product is not affiliated with or endorsed by the upstream source unless the Store listing explicitly states otherwise.