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some say that writing is thinking. then these are my thoughts.
Interesting charts reveal international news coverage
The Online Journalism Blog posted revealing charts depicting the world through the eyes of editors-in-chief, in 2007. Countries swell as they receive more media attention; others shrink as we forget them. Here are three examples:
New York Times:
The Economist:
The Blogosphere:
The authors of the charts use them argue that, contrary to what many of us ‘web-junkies’ feel, web-only outlets don’t cover the world any better than the leading publications like The Economist or the NYT.