From @newscord.org on Instagram:

The BBC's is leaps and bounds ahead of any other US/UK outlet in their systematic, consistent use of "Hamas-run".

Thank you for your support, always <3

The v1 chrome extension is still up and you can download it in preparation.

Also download the app!

🔥 Bonus (experimental): highlighted text within the article showing where it diverges from other coverage. Click to see the exact contrast, line by line

We’re deep in testing. When should we launch, and what’s missing? 👀

🧠 A lightweight top bar giving you key stats - how many outlets are covering the story, and which categories they fall into

📰 Headline analysis: hover over any headline, click the NewsCord icon, and see if it’s accurate, misleading, or manipulative

🟡 A floating NewsCord button always in view - no more digging in the extension menu

📊 A resizable side panel showing other sources covering the same story

🔍 Real-time comparison: the biggest differences in coverage and hidden agendas surfaced instantly

The goal: make the NewsCord extension your on-page companion - quiet when you don’t need it, powerful when you do.

Here’s what we’re cooking:
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Execution? Not great. Too much friction having to dig into the extension menu each time. And soon, we were off building something bigger: a full-blown app.

But now, we're circling back - with everything we’ve learned, rebuilt from the ground up with zero friction and max utility.

Accountable Media's complaint template: accountable-media.com?title=the_gu...

Their technology makes it quick and simple to email newsrooms, and they use a variety of techniques to maximise the likelihood of getting a response

This framing is replicated across many mainstream outlets such as:

The Independent
BBC
Associated Press
Washington Post
NPR (horrific hearsay framing despite video evidence)

Complain to The Guardian using the link below 👇🏼 (takes one minute)

In light of this footage directly contradicting Israel’s narrative, journalists have a duty to qualify future statements, for example:

"Israel, whose claims have repeatedly been disproven - including in the massacre of medics..."

Yet another Israeli claim has been proven false

Will Western media finally start treating Israeli justifications with the skepticism they deserve?

Our data shows that even when covering Israeli massacres, Western outlets devote more space to military justifications than to Palestinian suffering