From 2013-2014 GDELT creator Kalev Leetaru was the Yahoo! Fellow in Residence of International Values, Communications Technology & the Global…

For those of you interested in building your own visualizations or analytic models of the emotional undercurrents of American television…

Back in October 2014 we released a massive dataset and interactive visualization of the emotional undercurrents of American domestic television applying…

For those of you wishing to integrate all of the emotional data from the 2016 Campaign Television Emotions Tracker into polling,…

It is with tremendous excitement that we unveil today the new 2016 Campaign Television Emotions Tracker! Building on the extraordinary…

Just over a year and a half ago we debuted a simple visualization tool that allows you to visualize basic…

Kalev's latest analysis for the Washington Post uses the Internet Archive's TV Political Ad Archive of 267 campaign ads airing on…

Today's ComputerWorld features an article on the growing role of big data in humanitarian response that mentions both GDELT and the…

As the perfect complement to our 2016 Television Candidate Tracker, today we are unveiling our new 2016 Campaign Online News…

We've updated Friday's dataset "Computers Watching Ads: Deep Learning Meets Campaign 2016" to include the actual image frames analyzed. Each…

We have finished adding in the full historical backfiles of all affiliate stations to the 2016 Television Candidate Tracker. This…

We're tremendously excited to announce the latest iteration of the 2016 Television Candidate Tracker! The biggest change is that we are…

Citizen Post covered the winners of the Wildlife Crime Tech Challenge, a USAID initiative implemented in partnership with the National Geographic Society,…

What would it look like to have a computer watch all of the 2016 political ads using "deep learning" neural network algorithms and…

Mohammed Minshawi reports for Al Arabiya, a prominent Arabic language television station broadcast across the Middle East, about the US election…

The PeaceTech Lab, created by the United States Institute of Peace in 2014, debuted an exciting new initiative yesterday called the…

Max Ehrenfreund's article for the Washington Post's Wonkblog features GDELT's 2016 Candidate Television Tracker, which uses data from the Internet Archive's…

One of the papers at the Tenth Annual Himalayan Policy Research Conference this past October focused on "Archiving the 2015 Nepal…

Yesterday the Smithsonian Magazine released a feature story profiling five of the winners of the Wildlife Crime Tech Challenge, a USAID initiative…

Last week AllAfrica covered the winners of the Wildlife Crime Tech Challenge, a USAID initiative implemented in partnership with the National…

A article in Fortune from last month about Yahoo's latest release of another large web dataset for academic use cites…

David Byler has this fantastic analysis over at RealClearPolitics that performs a fascinating statistical deep dive comparing the television media coverage…

An article by Amy Austin Holmes and Hussein Baoumi on The Cairo Review's Tahrir Forum uses GDELT to explore protest trends…

The Los Angeles Times recently used GDELT's 2016 Candidate Television Tracker, which uses data from the Internet Archive's Television News Archive,…