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Associated Press vs. Reuters

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Associated Press is rated Lean Left by AllSides and Left-Center with high factual reporting by Media Bias/Fact Check. Reuters is rated Center by AllSides and Least Biased with very high factual reporting by Media Bias/Fact Check.

In 3 stories both covered and CadNews analyzed over the last 30 days, Associated Press and Reuters framed the story from the same side 3 times and from different sides 0 times.

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MeasureAssociated PressReuters
AllSidesLean LeftCenter
Media Bias/Fact CheckLeft-Center · High factual reportingLeast Biased · Very High factual reporting
OwnershipNon-profit news cooperativeThomson Reuters Corporation
Founded18461851
HeadquartersNew York, NYLondon, UK
TypeWire serviceWire service
Stories covered (30 days)214522
Neutral framing90% of 41100% of 50
Loaded phrases per story0.340.18
Top topicTop StoriesTop Stories

Ratings come from AllSides and Media Bias/Fact Check. Coverage figures are CadNews measurements of each outlet's feed; framing shows only once at least 10 of an outlet's articles were analyzed.

Same story, two headlines

Recent stories both outlets covered, with each one's headline and, where CadNews analyzed the story, how it framed it.

Covered by Associated Press, not Reuters

Big stories (5+ outlets) in the last 30 days.

Covered by Reuters, not Associated Press

Big stories (5+ outlets) in the last 30 days.

Is Associated Press or Reuters more biased?

Associated Press is rated Lean Left by AllSides and Left-Center with high factual reporting by Media Bias/Fact Check. Reuters is rated Center by AllSides and Least Biased with very high factual reporting by Media Bias/Fact Check. CadNews doesn't rank outlets; these are independent raters' labels, and the stories below show how each outlet framed the same events.

Is Associated Press or Reuters more reliable?

Associated Press: high factual reporting by Media Bias/Fact Check. Reuters: very high factual reporting by Media Bias/Fact Check. Factual ratings describe an outlet's track record, not any single article.

How often do Associated Press and Reuters cover the same stories?

Over the last 30 days, CadNews found 6 stories that both Associated Press and Reuters covered. In 3 stories both covered and CadNews analyzed over the last 30 days, Associated Press and Reuters framed the story from the same side 3 times and from different sides 0 times.

What does CadNews's own analysis show?

In CadNews's analysis of 41 stories over the last 30 days, Associated Press's framing was neutral in 37. In CadNews's analysis of 50 stories over the last 30 days, Reuters's framing was neutral in 50.

Who owns Associated Press and Reuters?

Associated Press is owned by Non-profit news cooperative. Reuters is owned by Thomson Reuters Corporation.

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