Thought many of you would find useful - we've just announced today a new hourly compilation of all the hyperlinks found on the homepages of around 50,000 news websites from across the world, including the order they appear on each page, released as an hourly TSV file. This can be used for all kinds of analyses about how news outlets prioritize stories, the kinds of outlinks they include on their homepages, etc. We combine both static HTML scanning and Headless Chrome with behavioral scrolling to handle more complex in-browser dynamically constructed sites. This is an alpha release, so we're very interested in feedback, recommendations of news outlets to add, filters to apply, format changes, etc, so please reach out directly to me with any thoughts as we evolve this dataset. We're particularly interested in expanding the set of local, specialty, topical, citizen, partisan, satirical, "fake news" (construed in the full overused meaning of the phrase) and other kinds of non-traditional media to capture at ever increasing detail how narratives spread and evolve in those ecosystems and especially the ways they transit between them. https://blog.gdeltproject.org/announcing-gdelt-global-frontpage-graph-gfg/ Kalev