Editorial profiling
Explore an outlet’s selection of topics, sources and viewpoints. A structured profile helps examine the distinctive value that reporting offers to its audiences.
Citation analysis
Identify which sources are cited by other media and on which subjects. Citation measures one dimension of influence and should be read alongside the media sample, topic and period.
Agenda setting and agenda cutting
What receives sustained attention, and what is repeatedly absent? Both questions help editors consider the range of concerns represented in the news agenda.
Research-informed dialogue
The official service portfolio describes feedback and discussion with newsrooms, alongside editorial profiles and citation reports. A shared evidence base can make that conversation more concrete.