Author: Kalev Leetaru

A Global Platform For Peacebuilding & Risk Reduction

Planetary Scale "Social Radars" For Risk Forecasting And Early Warning From Conflict To Famine To Pandemics To Recession

GDELT Keynotes & Workshops: In-Person & Virtual

Global 150-Language Comparative Media Analysis With GDELT Across Text, Imagery, Audio And Video

Replacing Synthetic Data With GDELT's Real World Data For Algorithmic Development

Using The Global Similarity Graph To Bootstrap Categorization Models Using Web NGrams 3.0

Assessing Planetary-Scale Emotion In The News: GCAM & Web NGrams

Using Chyrons To Understand Diversity In Television News

WashPost: Americans See An 'Invasion' At The Border. But What Does That Mean?

Mapping News: The Hidden Geography Of The World's News Media

A Model For The Future Of Digital Libraries

TV News Visual Explorer: TV Rain Archive Reaches 33,700 Broadcasts

Student Debt Burst Into Television News Attention Starting In October 2011

Trump Era Popularized The Term "False Flag"

TV News Visual Explorer: Announcing The TV Rain Archive

One Year After Afghanistan Fell To The Taliban It Remains Absent From Television News

Friends, Foes, Or “Frenemies”: Intercountry Relations And Cross-Border Acquisitions

Come See GDELT At The Misinformation Village @ DEF CON 30

CNN And MSNBC Have Given More Airtime To Fox News' Dominion Voting Falsehoods More Than Fox News Itself

World Elephant Day: Using GDELT To Track Global Wildlife Crime

Media Coverage Of Layoffs Is Increasing Slightly

NYTimes Magazine: Why Isn't Biden Ever on TV?

Consumer Expectations Of Inflation: Comparing Media & Survey Summaries

Television News Coverage Of Monkeypox Picks Up Slightly

Leveraging Semantic Property For Temporal Knowledge Graph Completion

International Interactions: Forecasting Change In Conflict Fatalities With Dynamic Elastic Net

Taiwan Is Getting The Most TV News Attention Of The Past Decade

The Fact-Checkers Have Spoken: We Are Not In A Recession

Improving Multilingual Entity Identification And Disambiguation

Mentions Of Sanctions Have Collapsed On Television News