How Entity Reputation Tracking Works
Our Entity Reputation Timeline tracks how any public figure — politicians, business leaders, celebrities — is portrayed across Indian media over time. We identify every mention of an entity, analyze the sentiment of the surrounding coverage, and plot it on a timeline so you can see shifts in media treatment.
Sentiment Timeline
Each data point on the timeline represents the average sentiment score (0-100) for coverage of that entity on a given day. Below 40 indicates negative coverage, 40-60 is neutral, above 60 is positive. Watch how major events trigger sentiment shifts.
Source-Level Breakdown
See how individual sources cover the same person differently. One outlet may consistently portray a politician positively while another focuses on criticism. This source-level breakdown reveals which outlets are sympathetic vs adversarial toward specific figures.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you track media coverage of politicians?
We identify mentions of entities (people, organizations) across all articles and analyze the sentiment of each mention. The timeline shows how positive or negative coverage changes over time, helping identify media bias patterns.
Is media biased against Modi or Rahul Gandhi?
Rather than making claims, we show you the data. Search for any politician and see their sentiment score over time across all sources. Compare coverage to form your own conclusions about potential bias.
What does the sentiment score mean?
Sentiment ranges from 0-100: below 40 is negative coverage, 40-60 is neutral, above 60 is positive. We analyze the tone of sentences mentioning the entity, not just whether they appear in positive or negative stories.