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SAME STORY. DIFFERENT FRAMING.
14 outlets covered the same story. Here is how differently they framed it.
The Media Transparency Law passed in parliament. This is what the headlines looked like.
GOVERNMENT-CRITICAL
Formula News
"Ruling party rams through media restrictions as opposition walks out"
Lead story. Framed as democratic backsliding. Quoted 3 opposition MPs, 0 ruling party.
vs
GOVERNMENT-ALIGNED
Imedi News
"Parliament advances key transparency reforms with broad support"
Focuses on reform benefits. No mention of opposition boycott.
WHAT YOU GET
Every story comes with the full picture
ARSI
March 31, 2026
THIS WEEK
The Media Transparency Law polarized coverage, while the National Bank held rates steady.
COMMON GROUND
All three sources confirm parliament passed the Media Transparency Law with 83 votes.
KEY DIVERGENCE
Imedi did not mention the opposition walkout and emphasized EU compliance, while Netgazeti foregrounded the boycott and flagged the opaque committee process.
READER NOTE
The EU delegation's concern was reported only by Civil.ge. No Georgian-language outlet covered this detail.
38 SOURCES. SCORED WEEKLY.
This is where they stand.
Critical & Reliable
Aligned & Reliable
Critical & Less Reliable
Aligned & Less Reliable
◀ Gov-Critical
Framing
Gov-Aligned ▶
Critical
Leans Critical
Mixed
Leans Gov
Aligned
Positions based on published methodology. Updated weekly.
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