Case studies
Learn more about how technology and Pinpoint are helping reporters around the world
"I wasted a lot of time dealing with data, or just finding a way to extract it from one place to another, so the use of AI-technology tools like Pinpoint facilitate this process and give us more time to work on what really matters."
InfoAmazonia, Brazil
More case studies
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ESKA.pl
ESKA.pl uses Pinpoint to decode online dating
Polish publisher ESKA.pl used Pinpoint to organize extensive research on dating app trends. Quickly navigating academic studies and behavioral surveys saved hours of manual review and revealed key contrasts in user behaviors.
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LA NACION
Offering readers expanded coverage and greater context with collections
One of Argentina’s oldest legacy news organizations used Pinpoint to organize vast background materials. Automating document analysis and video transcription saved hours of manual work and helped launch curated document collections for readers.
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The Boston Globe
Keeping drivers safe with AI-powered journalism
A fatal highway accident prompted the Globe to launch an 11-month investigation into crash data and driver records across the country. The resulting series, “Blind Spot,” was awarded the 2021 Pulitzer Prize for Investigative Reporting.
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Blue Ridge Public Radio
Using AI to Keep Communities Informed
Blue Ridge Public Radio turned to Pinpoint for AI-powered research support, to help sift through hundreds of court reports.
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InfoAmazonia
Safeguarding the Amazon with the help of AI
InfoAmazonia used Pinpoint to scan hours of meeting minutes and uncover the facts about dozens of carbon credit projects on indigenous lands.
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SUNO INDIA
Telling stories that matter with a boost from AI
Description: Podcast platform Suno India uses Pinpoint for in-depth community reporting, using the tool to ease collaboration with reporters and allow for content to be published quickly.
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Wirtualna Polska
Polish news site links national football team’s manager with match-fixing mastermind
Wirtualna Polska uses Pinpoint to analyze 65,000 pages of court documents, proving links between the manager of Poland’s national football team and the architect behind a massive match-fixing scandal.