Abstract: Disclosed are systems and methods for leveraging audio data for insights. A method for leveraging audio data for insights may include receiving a primary source, by which an audio source may be accessed, identifying the audio source, extracting an audio source identity from audio source metadata associated with the audio source, extracting a snippet from the audio source, which expresses one or more sentiments, generating value-add data for the audio source, generating a score indicating one or more sentiments, and reporting the audio source identity, the snippet, and the value-add data. The audio source may be one of a company executive source, a company source, a company specialty source, and a company organization type source, or a combination thereof.

Abstract: Techniques for aggregating electronic mail messages are described, including receiving electronic mail associated with a domain, the electronic mail including multiple messages, each message indicating a address being associated with an account, identifying the account with which the address is associated, generating a clean version of each message, the clean version including a subject and a body of a message, and publishing the clean version on a shared environment, including displaying at least a portion of the clean version in the shared environment, the shared environment accessible using access information associated with the account.

Abstract: A user who is subscribed to content from a publisher may become disengaged due to lack of activity. In a content management system, user information associated with a disengaged user is received from a partner system. An account creation request is generated based on the user information and one or more unread content items associated with the disengaged user is determined from the partner system. A message comprising a selection of the one or more unread content items is generated and configured to be customizable. The message is then communicated to the disengaged user using the user information. Advertisements may be targeted to disengaged users based on interests associated with subscriptions and interactions with content.

Abstract: Techniques for aggregating one or more electronic mail messages (e.g., a subscribed to email) are described, including receiving at an aggregating domain, electronic mail communicated from another domain, parsing the electronic mail to selectively extract content identifiers for content (e.g., text, images, audio, video, media) included in the electronic mail, generating a tile object from selectively extracted content identifiers, and displaying the tile object on a display grid for viewing by a subscriber (e.g., user) of one or more of the electronic mail messages. A plurality of tiles may be generated for a plurality of different email messages and the display grid may display all or a portion of the plurality of tiles. Electronic mail messages may include a subscription to the aggregating domain that was elected by a user as an option presented by a publisher of a unsubscribe page in response to the user's unsubscribe request.

Abstract: Techniques for aggregating one or more electronic mail messages (e.g., a subscribed to email) are described, including receiving at an aggregating domain, electronic mail communicated from another domain, parsing the electronic mail to selectively extract content identifiers for content (e.g., text, images, audio, video, media) included in the electronic mail, generating a tile object from selectively extracted content identifiers, and displaying the tile object on a display grid for viewing by a subscriber (e.g., user) of one or more of the electronic mail messages. A plurality of tiles may be generated for a plurality of different email messages and the display grid may display all or a portion of the plurality of tiles. Electronic mail messages may include a subscription to the aggregating domain that was elected by a user as an option presented by a publisher of a unsubscribe page in response to the user's unsubscribe request.

Abstract: A user who is considering unsubscribing from content from a publisher of the content may be presented with an alternative, which if selected by the user, allows the user to access the content on a non-subscription-based domain (e.g., a web site, a web page, or using an APP executing on a client device). A unsubscribe request by the user may unsubscribe the user from the subscribed-to-domain of the publisher and may transition the user to the non-subscription-based domain or provide the user with a selectable link (e.g., hyperlink) to the non-subscription-based domain. A backend system (e.g., an administrator) may receive unsubscribed to content from publishers (e.g., from a frontend system) and may rank the content for presentation on a brand page or other format on the non-subscription-based domain. Collection, organization, publisher status and content status may be directed by the backend system.

Abstract: Techniques for aggregating one or more electronic mail messages (e.g., a subscribed to email) are described, including receiving at an aggregating domain, electronic mail communicated from another domain, parsing the electronic mail to selectively extract content identifiers for content (e.g., text, images, audio, video, media) included in the electronic mail, generating a tile object from selectively extracted content identifiers, and displaying the tile object on a display grid for viewing by a subscriber (e.g., user) of one or more of the electronic mail messages. A plurality of tiles may be generated for a plurality of different email messages and the display grid may display all or a portion of the plurality of tiles. Electronic mail messages may include a subscription to the aggregating domain that was elected by a user as an option presented by a publisher of a unsubscribe page in response to the user's unsubscribe request.

Abstract: Techniques for aggregating electronic mail messages are described, including receiving electronic mail associated with a domain, the electronic mail including multiple messages, each message indicating a address being associated with an account, identifying the account with which the address is associated, generating a clean version of each message, the clean version including a subject and a body of a message, and publishing the clean version on a shared environment, including displaying at least a portion of the clean version in the shared environment, the shared environment accessible using access information associated with the account.

Abstract: Techniques for electronic mail processing and publication for shared environments are described, including evaluating a data packet indicating receipt of an electronic message at a shared destination, retrieving the electronic message from the shared destination, processing the electronic message to generate a processed message configured to be posted to a shared environment, and posting the processed message to the shared environment.