Outlet
Ars Technica
Every story ForecastGeo has ingested from Ars Technica — 22 articles, most often placed in the United States. Everything below is counted from those rows; no model wrote any of it.
22
articles ingested
9
countries written about
13/22
articles whose body we can read
averaging 912 words
3
stories shared with other outlets
1/3
compared reports that credit a source
3 attributions found
6
shared claims left out
counted against outlets covering the same story
2/8
images that don't show their story
Article bodies
ForecastGeo fetches each article page once to read its text, and honours robots.txt. What that returns for this outlet:
| Outcome | Articles |
|---|---|
| body fetched and readable | 13 |
| declines crawling in robots.txt | 9 |
Stories other outlets also covered
Each links to a side-by-side comparison of how every outlet reported it.
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