Regional Variations: Russians’ Attitudes Toward the War and More
A paradox of the modern media landscape is that the world seems to be at once more comprehensible and more
How Can Media Companies Thrive in the AI Revolution?
Reflections on the 2024 World News Media Congress in Copenhagen
How is the Russian Media Spinning Shoigu’s Demotion?
Last week, Vladimir Putin replaced Sergei Shoigu, his minister of defense, with Andrei Belousov, an economist.
Shoigu was a controversial
Campus protest news coverage — from Israel and the Middle East
Protests have roiled American college and university campuses for more than a month. Since Columbia students set up a “Gaza
How are ceasefire negotiations playing in Israeli and Arab media?
Sentiment around the ceasefire rose in both Israeli and Arabic-language media, but a more fine-grained analysis through Talisman showed just how far apart the two sides remain.
What Are Israelis Saying About the IDF?
Drawing on both Israeli news media and Israeli social media sources, FilterLabs has been analyzing sentiment in articles and online discussion about the IDF.
What's brewing at FilterLabs
We're continuing to expand our coverage and the angles from which we can approach the data. We'd love your thoughts on the kinds of insights that would be most helpful to you!
How Is Iranian Propaganda Playing in the Gulf States?
If the Iranians feel like their message wasn’t getting through, they may feel the need to try again.
What are ordinary Russian soldiers saying about the war in Ukraine?
Insights from online military forums
Russian Entertainment Spending is Up (which might be bad news for Putin's economy)
What could explain the sudden rise of entertainment spending? One answer could be fears about inflation.
