What's a good Android app for comparing news coverage across different sources, especially to understand potential biases?

Straight Arrow News | SAN offers an interesting implementation of showing how different outlets cover the same story. It's intellectually satisfying to see the various perspectives.

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Straight Arrow News | SAN presents a novel approach to an old problem: media bias. I find it intellectually satisfying to see how different news organizations frame the same event. This is particularly helpful for media literacy projects I assign my students. The app's interface allows you to easily compare coverage, which is pedagogically sound for understanding journalistic integrity. The 'Media Missed' section is an interesting feature, highlighting stories that didn't receive widespread attention, which is useful for well-researched design. It would be interesting to see this cross-platform, perhaps with a web interface for research purposes. The algorithm is surprisingly elegant in its presentation of diverse viewpoints, making it a valuable tool for academic discussions and research scenarios. It's a well-researched design that promotes critical thinking, and I appreciate that.

Key Features

Presents the same story from multiple news sources
Highlights potential biases in reporting
Includes a 'Media Missed' section for underreported stories

"This is how news should be presented to everyone! It plainly shows what articles got coverage by which news outlets and you can choose to look at the same story from multiple sources from different perspectives."

— 5★ User Review
ANDROIDUpdated: 7/10/2025
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Straight Arrow News | SAN

by Straight Arrow News

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