Ground News - Bias Checker

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What is Ground News - Bias Checker?

'Ground News - Bias Checker' is a uniquely designed Chrome extension that helps users determine media bias in their news. It verifies news articles from over 50,000 global outlets to offer a comprehensive view of story coverage. It provides a bias and factuality rating for each source and integrates with Twitter, Facebook, and Reddit to bring transparency into your newsfeed. Features include saving articles to read later and auto-generation of in-text citations.

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Extension stats

By: https://ground.news

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Users: 30,000+

Rating: 4.20 (49) ▲ 1 new ratings

Version: 3.1.2 (Last updated: 2023-10-12)

Creation date: 2020-09-06

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

tabs
storage

Host permissions:

https://extension.ground.news/*

Size: 1.20M

Email: ha*****@ground.news

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

Ranking

# 5352 ▼ 37

Other rankings

#66 in News & Weather ▲ 2 #15 in news keyword 14 ▼ 2 #114 in compare keyword 5 ▼ 7 #186 in story keyword 19 ▼ 12 #191 in article keyword 8 ▼ 27

Other platforms

Ground News Bias Checker (v3.1)

3.33

(27) 4,128+

Ground News - Bias Checker (v3.1.1)

3.80

(5) 9,318+

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Extension summary

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Get a second opinion of the news you’re reading.

Whenever you come across a news article online, the Ground News Bias Checker shows you which news outlets are reporting on that story so you can compare coverage and make sure you’re seeing the full picture.

The Ground News Bias Checker can:

Instantly show you how 50,000+ news outlets around the world are reporting on the same story. Easily compare related articles from different publishers to verify information.
Give you bias and factuality rating for news sources reporting on a story. See if the story is receiving balanced coverage, or if it's mostly being reported by news sources at the extremes of the political spectrum.
Integrate with Twitter, Facebook and Reddit to uncover media bias hidden in your newsfeed.
Save interesting articles to read later and automatically generate in-text citations to support your research.

User reviews

These summaries are automatically generated weekly using AI based on recent user reviews. Chrome Web Store does not verify user reviews, so some user reviews may be inaccurate, spammy, or outdated.

Pros

Helps users understand the bias of news sites
Convenient for comparing news sources
Outstanding communication from the development team
Good concept for checking political alignment of news
Provides a healthy way to understand media content

Cons

Extension often fails to load or recognize major news outlets
Does not respect user-set permissions for background activity
Issues with usability on certain websites, causing them to be unusable
Lack of disable option for specific websites
Problems after recent Chrome updates

Most mentioned

Doesn't work on major outlets like BBC and NYTimes
Extension does not activate properly on intended sites
Flickering issue after Chrome updates
User experience problems altering existing website designs
Need for whitelist/blacklist functionality

Recent reviews

Doesn't work for Forbes at the moment of me writing this review

--, 2024-11-11

It doesn't work. I bought Ground News subscription. I installed this extension on my Chrome and it never works. I go to a BBC article for example and the auto information on the top doesn't pop up. If I try to manually click on the extension the extension says "This doesn't look like a recognised news article" (BBC, really?!). What's wrong with all of this? How do I make it work like in this video?

Ignas Stankevicius, 2024-10-21

Small team. Outstanding communication. The opposite of today's norm.......you should check this app out. You will be amazed how accurately they detect bias. Thanks, Harleen.