
Gold sentiment in analyst commentary
A 15-page report tracking gold narratives in quoted financial analyst commentary from 2012 to 2026.
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A 15-page report tracking gold narratives in quoted financial analyst commentary from 2012 to 2026.
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A 16-page analysis of US dollar narratives, with quarterly comparisons through Q3 2026.
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An 85-page white book on the contribution of planned cities to development and migration policies.
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A 184-page report on religion, values, representation and intercultural dialogue.
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An 85-page volume on reliable data, public trust and the challenges of the post-truth era.
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A 15-page report tracking gold narratives in quoted financial analyst commentary from 2012 to 2026.
A 16-page analysis of US dollar narratives, with quarterly comparisons through Q3 2026.
An 85-page white book on the contribution of planned cities to development and migration policies.
An 85-page volume on reliable data, public trust and the challenges of the post-truth era.
How are care workers and people who need care represented in the news?
A historical study looks beyond individual remarks to the visibility of women in sports reporting.
A Davos discussion considers journalism that examines possible solutions as well as problems.
A 184-page report on religion, values, representation and intercultural dialogue.
A historical award uses citation research to examine the reach of original reporting.
The 2015 Business Media Award examines depth, source diversity and international perspective.
Media Tenor’s current archive examines BILD’s position in the wider citation landscape.
A January–September 2025 comparison of media citation patterns.
An analysis of how coverage frames eastern Germany and reunification.
Media Tenor examines changes in reporting about the former East Germany.
Media Tenor compares economic reporting with the ifo Business Climate Index.
A comparison of coverage of Trump and the White House in the context of the 2026 US midterms.
The Common Sense survey explores areas of agreement in Germany ahead of state elections.
Roland Schatz examines election coverage relating to Saxony-Anhalt.
Research commissioned by BGW asks how people with disabilities are represented at work.
A research series on freedom, confidence and public expression in Germany.
A publication considering journalistic independence and public service broadcasting.
The Global Agenda Index examines how news sources are cited in international television news.
Research on the financial sector’s reputation and rebuilding trust.
Robert G. Eccles, Scott C. Newquist and Roland Schatz on reputation risk.
K. A. Kholodilin, T. Thomas and D. Ulbricht examine media data and industrial production.
Reporting on unemployment and the question of media bias.
Financial reporting, sentiment and investment behaviour.
Media expectations and central bank communication.
Research at the intersection of coverage and financial markets.
ESG, corporate news and credit default swap spreads.
Trump’s rise, Sanders’ emergence and Clinton’s struggle.
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