Interesting "listener" connected to my feed

[AB5ID]

I have a listener showing up on my feed as "Dataminr Ingest Audio Consumer (ingest@dataminr.com)" never seen it before Don't really mind. Just thought it was interesting.

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FEED LISTENERS # User Agent 1 Dataminr Ingest Audio Consumer (ingest@dataminr.com)

 

[belvdr]

Seems like a commercial bot.

 

[MtnBiker2005]

“They are licensed consumers of our feeds.”

Dataminr.com productizing scanner audio feeds?

I noticed a User Agent in my Feed Listeners list today that I had not seen before: [Dataminr Ingest Audio Consumer (ingest@dataminr.com)] A Google-search later, I found a blog entry on their site describing their use of Artificial Intelligence to analyze scanner feed audio and identify...

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[EastCoastSunrise]

Interesting to see a large commercial entity like that build its self of off brodcastify. Normally these types of operations in my experience build out custom dedicated scanner systems. Good to see that companies are seeing that there is now a very robust community who stream audio to brodcastify, which must be a huge boon for them as it’s must save at least some time, money, and frustration to not have to operate so many unique feeds with unique hardware/software requirements.

 

[INDY72]

DATA MINER selling your info for profits. Wake up folks.

 

[belvdr]

DATA MINER selling your info for profits. Wake up folks.

Which is already happening if you provide a feed. It's part of the agreement when you signup to provide a feed.

 

[AB5ID]

DATA MINER selling your info for profits. Wake up folks.

Fine by me. Just enjoying the hobby and being able to listen and share on the go, without carrying a radio.

 

[mcjones2013]

I've used Dataminr at my job.

On a basic level, it's an aggregation/alert service mainly used by news media outlets to be aware of potential breaking news incidents happening. The service will scan public-facing social media posts, along with listening to and discerning public safety scanner feeds. If the service finds a post or audio it believes could be a breaking incident, it will email the subscriber the social media post, or a snippet of the scanner audio. It's main use is for local, market-based alerts, but will also alert for large-scale incidents of interest regionally, statewide or nationally.