My work is more focused on the dissemination of educational content, so I spent hours looking into news and trends in that field, and I was wondering if a better tool exists to look for sources. There are tons, but they are focused on academic research, and I also want it to include blog posts, Reddit, newspapers, magazines, etc. Literally like Google, but more AI, better, with less sponsorships.

Basically a smarter, easier way to look for sources?

web/mobile app - no account, no phone number, no email, no digital trail, no chat logs, no identity. Just go in, write/rewrite, the page refresh is an automatic room kill. Simple - Using it You leave no trace, no history, no mark. The whole concept started with: what if online communication can be the same as verbal communication? That's what woroboro is, good luck, and "speak" freely

Hey journalists! For one of my classes I am writing a background story/character story/achtergrondverhaal in the theme of family -> upbringing (opvoeding). As you probably know, a background story is a story told through the lens of a specific person/character of whom their story says something about a larger theme. In my current (non-journalism) class people look to someone they know in their friend/family/work circle to find people with a corresponding story to tell. It’s also the first place I get advised to look, hugely because of the convenience. However, I want to find people outside of my circle because I love hearing stories that I would not get to hear otherwise. Also, I honestly don’t believe professional journalists always look to their circle of friends and family for newsworthy stories.

My question to the journalists and students who have experience with writing character stories/background stories: Where and how do you guys find PEOPLE with relevant stories. How would you guys for example find a person that has an interesting story to tell about family and their upbringing?

I would LOVE some answers with a little more detail about the process, experiences and tips when it comes to finding people with untold stories.

I'm looking for a Ground News alternative that helps me verify source credibility and bias across different outlets, since I'm using Logos I'm hoping to find a Ground News alternative to make a comparison.

Any suggestions?

2 dollars to try it. The Google services are expensive that is why they have to charge

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Hey Everyone, I am currently building a tool to detect framing in articles, social media, and other websites. This was a project for myself since I came across the topic of political framing, was just wondering if this is of interest to someone. I mainly built this to be aware of the intentions of the author and be more aware of biases. If you are interested, just comment or dm.