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The reporters behind the Lebanon coverage

Higher scores mean more anti-Lebanese framing. Scale: 0 to 10. 40 outlets and 951 articles over the last 90 days.

About these scores

Measures anti-Lebanese framing in Lebanon coverage. 0 means none detected, 10 means severe.

Every article from the last 90 days is scored on the same checks. Samples under 25 articles are marked as limited, because the median can move on a few pieces. Updated 22 Oct, 19:23 UTC. How it works

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Lebanon reporters ranked by their median framing score over the last 180 days. Column headings sort the table.
Evidence
Amir BohbotThe Jerusalem Post4.3103.0+1.3above1.3 above The Jerusalem Post's own median on this topic.3.2The articles
Elisha Ben KimonYnet News (English)4.1253.6+0.5above0.5 above Ynet News (English)'s own median on this topic.4.1The articles
Lior Ben AriYnet News (English)3.8153.6+0.1above0.1 above Ynet News (English)'s own median on this topic.6.0The articles
Danielle Greyman-KennardThe Jerusalem Post2.7203.00.3below0.3 below The Jerusalem Post's own median on this topic.5.0The articles
Jason DitzAntiwar.com2.1612.10.0levelLevel with Antiwar.com's own median on this topic.3.5The articles
Serdar DincelAnadolu Agency (English)1.8110.9+0.9above0.9 above Anadolu Agency (English)'s own median on this topic.3.5The articles
Tarek ChouirefAnadolu Agency (English)1.1100.9+0.2above0.2 above Anadolu Agency (English)'s own median on this topic.3.8The articles
Sahin DemirAnadolu Agency (English)1.0160.9+0.1above0.1 above Anadolu Agency (English)'s own median on this topic.2.9The articles
Najia HoussariArab News1.0131.50.5below0.5 below Arab News's own median on this topic.6.7The articles
Mohammad SioAnadolu Agency (English)0.9110.90.0levelLevel with Anadolu Agency (English)'s own median on this topic.4.7The articles
Wassim SeifeddineAnadolu Agency (English)0.9170.90.0levelLevel with Anadolu Agency (English)'s own median on this topic.4.2The articles
Wassim Samih SeifeddineAnadolu Agency (English)0.8220.90.1below0.1 below Anadolu Agency (English)'s own median on this topic.4.3The articles
Nada HomsiThe National0.7101.60.9below0.9 below The National's own median on this topic.5.8The articles
Lina AltawellAnadolu Agency (English)0.6130.90.3below0.3 below Anadolu Agency (English)'s own median on this topic.3.3The articles
Naim BerjawiAnadolu Agency (English)0.0130.90.9below0.9 below Anadolu Agency (English)'s own median on this topic.4.8The articles

Byline score is the median of that reporter's scored articles in the last 180 days. Outlet median is the same measure over everything the newsroom published on this topic in the same window, so the gap compares like with like. A reporter appears once 10 of their articles have been scored under the weights now in use.

27 more newsrooms measured, none of their reporters at 10 scored articles yet›

These newsrooms have scored, bylined articles in the window, spread across too many reporters for any one to reach the floor of 10. That is newsroom structure, not a gap in the data: a newsroom that rotates many reporters through a topic takes longer to put any single one on the board than one that concentrates it on a few. Each fills in as coverage accrues.

  • Arutz Sheva / Israel National Newsbest 8 of 10
  • Al-Monitorbest 7 of 10
  • Reutersbest 6 of 10
  • Le Monde (English)best 5 of 10
  • Times of Israelbest 5 of 10
  • ABC News (US)best 4 of 10
  • Associated Pressbest 4 of 10
  • Al Jazeera Englishbest 3 of 10
  • BBC Newsbest 3 of 10
  • The Guardianbest 3 of 10
  • i24Newsbest 3 of 10
  • Middle East Eyebest 3 of 10
  • The New York Timesbest 3 of 10
  • Common Dreamsbest 2 of 10
  • Drop Site Newsbest 2 of 10
  • Haaretz (English)best 2 of 10
  • The Independentbest 2 of 10
  • Daily Mailbest 1 of 10
  • Deutsche Welle (English)best 1 of 10
  • Fox Newsbest 1 of 10
  • Daily Mirrorbest 1 of 10
  • Mondoweissbest 1 of 10
  • MSNBCbest 1 of 10
  • New York Postbest 1 of 10
  • The Interceptbest 1 of 10
  • The Times (London)best 1 of 10
  • Truthoutbest 1 of 10

Headlines are scored against the desk, not the reporter. Subeditors write headlines, so the byline score leaves headline framing out entirely. The desk headline column is the outlet's headline score over the same articles, and it is the newsroom's number, not the writer's.

A few newsrooms under-count here for reasons that are not findings about them. Sky News, the Washington Post and the Tehran Times either leave many pieces unattributed in their own page markup or block automated reads of it, so their reporters accrue more slowly than their coverage. That is a limit of what their pages let us read, not a measure of their journalism. They are fully represented on the outlet leaderboard.

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