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Euronews

2 rewrites across 2 articles that Prism has recorded. This is only what the outlet’s public feed showed while Prism was watching, so it is a sample of its habits, not a full account.

When Euronews rewrites a headline, it has

  • 1 time changed who the claim is attributed to — 50% of its rewrites
  • 1 time changed who is named — 50% of its rewrites
  • 1 time added or removed quotation marks — 50% of its rewrites
  • 1 time changed a figure — 50% of its rewrites

Each of these describes what the words do, not why the newsroom changed them. The rewrites below show the evidence for every count.

  1. Euronews

    1. WasTrump says US to import Russian diesel to ease prices

      NowZelenskyy hits out at 'gifts to Putin' after Trump announces deal for Russian diesel

      • AttributionDropped the attribution “says” — the headline no longer says who is claiming it.
      • AttributionAdded the attribution “announces” — the claim is now put in someone's mouth.
      • Who is namedNow names “Putin”.
      • Quotation marksPut “gifts to putin” in quotation marks — presented now as someone else's words.
      SpectrumCenter→Center-left

      Prism reads the rewritten headline as center-left, where the original read center.

    Story: Trump announces deal with Putin for Russia to supply diesel to US and global marketsRead the article
  2. Euronews

    1. Headline changed from: Helicopter crash kills at least 3 people in Los Angeles. To: NBC news helicopter crash kills at least three in Los Angeles while reporters covered car accident.

      • FigureA figure disappeared: “3”.
    Story: NBC news helicopter crashes in Los Angeles while covering bus collision, killing threeRead the article