Media Industry Blog Posts
News Is More Than Facts: The Moral Foundations Behind Media Framing
Recommended Reading / April 28th, 2026 / by Enrico Liscio

When readers compare coverage of the same news event across different outlets, they often notice that, even when the core facts are similar, the meaning feels different.
See moreAllSides’ Unique Approach to Covering the Iran War
Recommended Reading / April 10th, 2026 / by Andy Gorel

AllSides has reviewed a wide variety of sources to try and give readers the fullest picture possible on what's actually happening in Iran.
See moreHas Drudge Report’s Bias Changed?: 2026 Analysis
Bias / April 7th, 2026 / by AllSides Staff

An AllSides analysis of news aggregator Drudge Report found that it displayed more sources with an AllSides Media Bias Rating™ on the left than the center or right.
See moreMedia Blindspot: How Wealthy Chinese Are Taking Advantage of US Birthright Citizenship
Recommended Reading / April 6th, 2026 / by Johnathon Held

As the Supreme Court justices hear arguments in the Trump v. Barbara case on birthright citizenship, some have raised concern over reports of international commercial surrogacy (often called “renting...
See moreHow News Sources Are Using AI: The New York Times, AP, Fox News and More
Recommended Reading / April 1st, 2026 / by Henry A. Brechter

AI usage seems to be running rampant in media. But your trusted news sources would never use AI, right? Wrong.
See moreThe Insight: The Rise of Prediction Markets
The Insight / February 27th, 2026 / by AllSides Staff

Polymarket, Kalshi and others allow gamblers to bet on virtually any conceivable question about the future. Are these platforms the world’s next “truth machines”? Do they encourage addiction and insid...
See moreSusie Wiles Undercuts Major GOP and Liberal Media Narratives in Vanity Fair Interviews
Bias / December 17th, 2025 / by Andy Gorel

Vanity Fair published a lengthy series of interviews with White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles that at times challenges prior mainstream media and GOP stances on many of the year’s biggest storyline...
See moreHey Ladies, Come to Dubai!
Opinion / December 4th, 2025 / by Andy Gorel

A series of sponsored pieces about Dubai in Britain's The Telegraph call into question whether journalistic principles should apply to pay-for-play content.
See moreHow Media Prematurely Led the Public to Believe an SC Judge’s House Fire was Politically Motivated
Bias / October 9th, 2025 / by Andy Gorel

On Saturday, October 4, the home of South Carolina Circuit Court Judge Diane Schafer Goodstein burned down, prompting a flurry of media coverage from mainstream publications across the spectrum that r...
See moreDivision Is the Product: Reclaiming Truth in the Age of Narrative
Opinion / July 9th, 2025 / by Daniel Max Reynolds