Media Credibility Intelligence

Know what to trust
before you share it

Tri-Lens scores every news article across three independent dimensions — source reliability, corroboration across outlets, and sentiment analysis — giving you a single trust score you can act on.

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The Three-Lens System

How every article is scored

Three independent signals are combined into a single 0–100 trust score. Each lens is weighted and normalized — no dimension can carry the whole result.

L1 · Source

Source Reliability

We evaluate the publishing outlet against MBFC and AllSides ratings — factual accuracy history, bias classification, editorial standards, and country of origin. A source with a track record of inaccuracy can't score its way to Gold on content alone.

Max contribution: 40 pts  ·  Weight: 30%
L2 · Corroboration

Independent Confirmation

Does more than one independent outlet report this story? We cluster articles by topic and keyword fingerprint, then measure how many distinct sources cover the same claim. A story reported by only one outlet stays Under Review until others confirm it.

Max contribution: 35 pts  ·  Weight: 50%
L3 · Sentiment

Tone & Sentiment Analysis

Extreme emotional language is a signal worth measuring. We run GDELT GCAM sentiment scoring across 100+ dimensions. Balanced, measured coverage scores higher than content designed to provoke outrage, even when reporting the same facts.

Max contribution: 25 pts  ·  Weight: 20%

Trust Badges

Four tiers, one clear signal

Every scored article receives a badge. Gold is rare — it requires all three lenses to pass minimum thresholds simultaneously.

Gold
85 – 100
All three lenses strong. Independently confirmed. Balanced tone.
Well-Sourced
60 – 84
Credible source, corroborated, reasonable tone.
Under Review
30 – 59
Unconfirmed, weak source, or missing corroboration.
High Risk
0 – 29
Low source credibility or extreme sentiment patterns.

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