Internet
Reddit turns user threads into AI reviews for 10,000 products
Live
- Newsrooms
- 3
- Last 3 hours
- 1 report
- Momentum
- Steady
Reports per hour, last 24 hours
Against the past week
More newsrooms than 58% of the past week’s 3532 stories, and number 63 of 268 in Tech.Why it’s moving
- ScoopZDNET had it 2 hr before anyone else.
The platform’s test of automated product review summaries is sparking concern that advertising will replace human advice.
The Next Web didn’t include a summary, so this is CNET’s, from its report on the same story.2
The story so far
3 newsrooms- Reports
- 4
- Newsrooms and sources
- 3
- Last 3 hours
- 1
First with it: ZDNET, 2 hr 25 min before anyone else.
Reported by 3 newsrooms.
The numbers behind it
How it spread, where it’s heading and where the coverage is from
How it spread
Newsrooms reporting it, each counted at its first report.
- Newsrooms
- 3
- Over
- 10.8 hr
- To three newsrooms
- 10.8 hr
| Time | Newsroom | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 2:00am AEDT | ZDNET | 1 |
| 4:25am AEDT | The Next Web | 2 |
| 12:49pm AEDT | CNET | 3 |
Bigger than 94% of Tech stories this week. Reached three newsrooms in 10.8 hr; a typical Tech story that gets there takes 7.1 hr.
Every report, in order
4 reports from 3 newsrooms, first to latest. Each links to the original.
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