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23 feeds from 22 owners (23 rss), measured as one market because synchrony only means something inside one⁷. It is collected and measured, but it is not in the weekly report — that report is written in English and adding this market to it is a question of the report, not of the data. The numbers below are from the same run that builds it (this week).

The week

“Sections” are clusters that are real but not events — the weather for forty cities, exchange rates, lottery draws — and they are counted apart from stories everywhere in this project³⁶. “Largest owner” is the share of the market’s own week held by its biggest publisher, the baseline any single story is compared against.

Of the articles collected this week, 12% are not events at all — weather and listings, but also guides, shopping advice and columns. That reading comes from a small model trained for this project on labelled headlines, and it is reported rather than acted upon: the stories above are filtered by the narrower rule only³⁶.

Weeks in which the market was still being wired up show a dash rather than a number: a market brought up mid-week reports every day, just with a quarter of its feeds³⁰.

Widest stories of the week

Owners are counted after word-for-word copies are collapsed into one voice⁵; the last column is how much of the story one voice wrote³¹.

Owners that appear together

Measured over the whole archive rather than the week: the score grows with the number of stories, so it is read inside a market and never between two of them¹⁵²⁹.

Which of the two goes first

A pair is shown only if it holds in both halves of the archive³⁵; the shape says whether one of the two is systematically first or the order is mutual¹⁶.

Feeds

Every enabled feed brought at least one article this week.