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The service can structure sentences, paragraphs and pages, eliminates repetitions and unjustifiably long constructions. Clients can also customize the writing style and choice of vocabulary to suit their format. This could be a positive marketing text, or a detailed report with all the small details for a financial organization.
TV channels and sports sites. The service can create not only objective news stories, but also stories for fan sites - in this case, it softens the information about the loss of the team that readers support.

Narrative Science CEO Chris Hammond predicted in May 2012 that a norway mobile phone numbers database robot article would win a Pulitzer Prize before 2017. He also believes that by 2027, 90 percent of news will be written by algorithms.

MittMedia
Mittmedia is one of the largest Swedish media holdings. It includes many newspapers, radio stations and websites. The company uses several algorithms to work with news. One is for generating a weather forecast, the second is for tracking the spread of news online, the third is for personalized selection of materials for each user based on their location and interests. Now the holding's programmers are developing a "football robot" that will create messages about the progress and results of a match immediately after it ends.

The Guardian
The Guardian uses algorithms to create its weekly publication The Long Good Read , which collects the best articles from The Guardian over the past week. The articles are selected by robots. The system finds the most popular articles of all materials that are larger than a certain size and arranges them in the layout of the publication. Thus, the newspaper is ready in one hour. This approach is beneficial for publications with a small circulation.