Unlock media bias insights for your news source with Biasly’s real-time news analytics platform.
Compare your news source, authors, and articles with various interactive media bias charts.
Includes Biasly’s bias and reliability ratings on individual articles and news sources.
Compare how your new agency leans on policy, politicians, biases, and more.
See where your news agency and author ranks among thousands on media, author, and article bias charts.
Biasly offers two powerful tools for dissecting media bias. Users can utilize the Author Bias Chart or Article Bias Chart to either assess the biases and affiliations of journalists or compare articles across the political spectrum. Users can also refine their search by source, policies, and politicians for a more nuanced insight into media biases and credibility.
Users can rate new articles to analyze them for bias and reliability before they’re published, including detailed scores. It’s as simple as submitting the title and body of the article with source links as they would show up in the published article.
The platform also provides detailed lists of a news agency’s sources, allowing readers to see how bias and reliability can vary from article to article. View detailed bias analytics on each article to understand your team’s bias leanings fully.
News outlets have the capability to assess the general tendencies and biases of their authors and review individual articles that the platform analyzes on their behalf.
News outlets also have the ability to examine their stances on political policies across the most recent 300 articles for each policy. Moreover, they can scrutinize the sentiments of individual authors and articles concerning those policies for a more in-depth understanding of the reporting tendencies of their team.
The platform provides insight into how the outlets portray politicians, domestic and abroad, positively or negatively. Users can see example statements to understand why Biasly rates them positively or negatively and their original source.
Users can learn about any news agency, including their biases and reliability. They also have access to a new agency’s blog posts, can edit their bios, add images and files, email their followers, etc.
In our increasingly interconnected world, the media has become a crucial part of our lives. The flood of information we receive daily necessitates the need for discerning and responsible media consumers. This Media Bias Education course aims to equip you with the tools to navigate this information-rich landscape effectively.
Assess how you compare with competitors for media sources, biases, and content generation.
Compare biases of any two or more authors, news articles, and new agencies.
Evaluate biases of any author, news source, policy, or politician.
Manage your news source profile, collect and email followers, edit, rate, or save for future purposes.
Assess and adjust content strategies.
Educate journalists and editing teams on media literacy, aligning your team.
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