Text & Content Analysis
This page analyzes how a selected category, entity, or narrative frame appears in recent news coverage within the specified time window. Metrics and breakdowns are derived from the active article corpus.
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Corpus KPIs
Entity
share x facebook
Articles
3
From
2026-09-07 07:15:04+00
To
2026-09-08 09:30:07+00
Range
2026-09-01 13:58:47.147918+00 →
2026-09-08 13:58:47.147918+00
Who’s being talked about
Top Entities
| Entity | Label | Mentions | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|
| ai | ORG | 3 | 📊 🔍 🧲 |
| follow science blog | PERSON | 3 | 📊 🔍 🧲 |
| ORG | 3 | 📊 🔍 🧲 | |
| science blog | WORK_OF_ART | 3 | 📊 🔍 🧲 |
| share x facebook | PERSON | 3 | 📊 🔍 🧲 |
| american | NORP | 2 | 📊 🔍 🧲 |
| daniel moran | PERSON | 2 | 📊 🔍 🧲 |
| english | LANGUAGE | 2 | 📊 🔍 🧲 |
| one | CARDINAL | 2 | 📊 🔍 🧲 |
| a university of exeter | ORG | 1 | 📊 🔍 🧲 |
| abby powell | PERSON | 1 | 📊 🔍 🧲 |
| abc science | ORG | 1 | 📊 🔍 🧲 |
| andrea mechelli | PERSON | 1 | 📊 🔍 🧲 |
| andy herries | PERSON | 1 | 📊 🔍 🧲 |
| anhui | GPE | 1 | 📊 🔍 🧲 |
| applied animal behaviour science | ORG | 1 | 📊 🔍 🧲 |
| asian | NORP | 1 | 📊 🔍 🧲 |
| australia | GPE | 1 | 📊 🔍 🧲 |
| beijing | GPE | 1 | 📊 🔍 🧲 |
| brain behavior birdwatching | ORG | 1 | 📊 🔍 🧲 |
| catherine hall | PERSON | 1 | 📊 🔍 🧲 |
| cbs news | ORG | 1 | 📊 🔍 🧲 |
| china | GPE | 1 | 📊 🔍 🧲 |
| chinese | NORP | 1 | 📊 🔍 🧲 |
| chris stringer | PERSON | 1 | 📊 🔍 🧲 |
Articles included
Top entities
Top sources
Top narrative frames
| Pub Date | Category | Domain | Title | Analyze | Author | Sent | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-09-08 09:30:07+00 | Science |
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A 300,000-year-old jawbone from China refuses to fit neatly into the human family tree — and a reconstructed million-year-old skull is now suggesting our major ancestral branches split hundreds of thousands of years earlier than we thought | Analyze | Daniel Moran | 😐 neutral | 0.0308 |
| 2026-09-08 06:34:35+00 | Science |
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Birdwatching and mental health: what the research actually shows about the mood boost from birds | Analyze | Science Blog Editorial Team | 😐 neutral | 0.1598 |
| 2026-09-07 07:15:04+00 | Science |
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Researchers put bright patterned sleeves on 94 hunting cats, and the birds they brought home fell by nearly two-thirds — the colors made stalking cats easier for birds to spot, while their success against mammals barely changed | Analyze | Science Blog Editorial Team | 😐 neutral | 0.0308 |