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Archiving The Leadup, Earliest Glimmers and Course Of Global Events From Conflict To Pandemics

While GDELT is most well-known as a collection of realtime and historical open metadata streams over global news media, it…

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Mentions Of The Phrase "Meme Stock(s)" Rises On Business Television News

Mentions of the phrases "meme stock" and "meme stocks" burst into business television news the last few days of January…

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Fox News Has Mentioned The FBI And Mar-A-Lago The Least Compared With CNN And MSNBC

Television News coverage of the FBI's Mar-A-Lago raid continues to decline linearly, but interestingly Fox News has actually mentioned the…

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Remote Work Surges In Television News Coverage But Not On Business Channels

The phrases "remote work" and "work from home" have surged on television news since the last week of July, reaching…

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Unionization Mentions Continue To Decline On Television News

The timeline below shows total monthly mentions of unionization over the past decade across CNN, MSNBC and Fox News, showing…

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Economic Uncertainty Score Of Television News Remains Elevated Since Late Last Year

Economic uncertainty is a closely watched metric by economists. Scholars like Alexopoulos & Cohen and Baker, Bloom & Davis have constructed simple narrative indicators of…

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Using GDELT's Vast Emotional Archives To Forecast Economic Risk

Earlier this month we reported that media coverage and search interest in inflation were decreasing, suggesting suggesting a public that…

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A Look At How The New York Polio Outbreak Is Being Covered On Television News

When news of a polio outbreak in New York first broke in July, Fox News covered the story the most,…

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Biden's Age And Health Finally Fade From Fox News As CNN And MSNBC Pivot Towards Them

Since mid-2020 as Biden won the Democratic nomination, Fox News has fixated on his age and health, consistently running twice…

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Cataloging The Evolving Journalism Landscape

Over the years we have explored the ways in which the journalism landscape is changing in myriad ways, from the…

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A Global Platform For Peacebuilding & Risk Reduction

GDELT's live global data feeds, spanning more than 150 languages across every corner of the globe, offer one of the…

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

In recent years there has been a renaissance in interest in so-called "social radar" systems that combine together massive amounts…

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GDELT Keynotes & Workshops: In-Person & Virtual

For organizations interested in everything from inspirational opening keynotes on the incredible new insights we gain into the functioning of…

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

GDELT offers unprecedented opportunities for comparative media studies spanning more than 150 languages from across the entire world across text,…

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

Much of today's research into scaling algorithms to new dataset sizes, complexities and questions relies on synthetic or highly constrained…

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

A common question from organizations building document classifiers on top of the Web NGrams 3.0 dataset is how to accelerate…

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

Ever since Culturomics 2.0 demonstrated the predictive power of global-scale sentiment analysis in understanding global risk and launched the modern…

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Using Chyrons To Understand Diversity In Television News

When television news channels turn to outside experts to interview on the major stories of the moment, who do they…

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

The Washington Post's Philip Bump examines media coverage of immigration. Read The Full Article.

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

Ever since Culturomics 2.0 showcased the immense insights and hidden predictive power of the geography of the world's news media,…

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A Model For The Future Of Digital Libraries

In many ways, GDELT offers a glimpse at the future of digital libraries and a model for how they might…

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

After unveiling the new Internet Archive Television News Archive's TV Rain Archive in the TV News Visual Explorer yesterday, we're…

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Student Debt Burst Into Television News Attention Starting In October 2011

With student debt back in the news, looking back over the past decade, it first leapt into television news prominence…

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Trump Era Popularized The Term "False Flag"

The term "false flag" rarely appeared on television news until early 2017 after Donald Trump's election, spiking in January 2021…