Sources & Coverage
Explore the planned source spectrum, thematic scope and current catalog sample.
Illustration: original sources connect through a conceptual globe to planned analysis, human review and a source-linked briefing. No geographic coverage is measured.
Planned source types
- News & web press
- Official news agencies
- Television
- Radio
- Podcasts
- Social media
- Official statements
- Research & documents
Illustrative scope; these are not connected live feeds.
Analysis in contextThe planned source types span press, broadcast, audio, social platforms and primary documents. Collection requires suitable access, licensing and verification.
Connect events and perspectives. Planned AI assistance supports analysis; it does not replace verification.
Shape a concise, source-linked reading. Human review makes uncertainty and limits explicit.
Proposed workflow, not a live feed or an operational interface.
Intended source spectrum
Availability depends on each source’s terms, copyright and licensing. Original material remains attributed to its author and is distinguished from translations, summaries and analysis.
CATALOG SAMPLE / 18 OCT 2026
The pilot entity directory
A clearer view of what is in the directory.
Snapshot: 18 October 2026
These are directory records, not monitored mentions, coverage totals or reputation scores.
View the pilot directory Access required · Opens in a new window| Entity category | Count scale: 0–60 records | Share of 155 records |
|---|---|---|
| Government bodies | 5757 / 155 | |
| Companies · ownership unspecified | 5050 / 155 | |
| Brands | 2727 / 155 | |
| International organizations | 1414 / 155 | |
| State-owned companies | 55 / 155 | |
| Private companies | 22 / 155 |
Catalog classifications are preserved. Companies with unspecified ownership are not classified as private.
Motion controls apply to the illustration, process flow and catalog.
Source: pilot entity catalog, dated 18 October 2026. A fixed snapshot, not a live feed.
COVERAGE
A global perspective.
A focus shaped by your question.
Issues connect across borders and sectors. MADA aims to organise these relationships into adaptable profiles, with coverage shaped by source availability and organisational priorities.
Adaptable and scalable
Politics and public affairs
Follow policies, decisions and institutional developments, connecting official statements with diverse coverage to understand their context and possible implications.
Profiles can cover countries, organisations, brands, products, services, projects, initiatives and events, subject to the need and available sources. Direct connections and complete coverage are not assumed.