Reference corpus
Reporting from thousands of publishers, de-duplicated
The day's coverage read as it is published, with outlets running the same wire copy recognised as one story.
What’s in it right now
Read from publishers directly as they publish, so an article carries its outlet and timestamp rather than arriving as an untraceable copy.
What you can do with it
Follow a story across outlets
See who covered what, side by side, instead of one account at a time.
Twenty results, not twenty sources
Outlets carrying the same wire copy are grouped, so breadth is real rather than apparent.
Separate fact from framing
Disagreement about what happened is distinguished from disagreement about how to read it.
Keep the clock attached
Every item carries its publication time, so a developing story reads in order.
Where it’s used
News
The News workspace builds its briefing from this collection, which is why the same story does not arrive five times.
Read, filed and kept current.
This collection is one shelf of the askFinz index — material read from the source and filed as the kind of thing it is, rather than as undifferentiated web pages. The counts above are read from the running system.