Andrew Montalenti

There are any number of ways to put a subjective value on content. Did it inform? Did it entertain? Today…

Does Facebook control the news? Has Donald Trump hacked the media cycle? Are search algorithms creating filter bubbles? Is outrage…

The data analyzed in this post is from our most recent Authority Report. For a closer look at the data,…

What’s day one at Parse.ly like? The ultimate goal for new hires is to achieve “reliable independence.” Not only do…

Parse.ly tracks a number of directly-measured metrics from websites, such as views, visitors, time, and shares. In addition to this,…

I have spent the last several years living a life that would be quite foreign to most Americans. Every morning…

If you’re a developer, analyst, or data scientist, you have probably been hearing a lot about “analytics” these days. Some…

A question we get often about our new Parse.ly Data Pipeline is, “What’s the difference between raw data access provided…

For the past 3 years, Parse.ly has built a strong business around democratized access to real-time and historical analytics. That’s…

Data layers, data lakes, data warehouses. It all feels a little overcomplicated, doesn’t it? At Parse.ly, we like to ask…

On Thursday, June 9, 2016, Parse.ly experienced a real-time data outage that lasted approximately 3 hours. No customer data was…

Why Parse.ly uses Kafka For the last three years, Parse.ly has been one of the biggest production users of Apache…