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media-analysis

Extract media entities from narrative text. Use when analyzing newspapers, radio, television, internet, social media platforms, propaganda, and rumor systems.

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Extract media entities from narrative text. Use when analyzing newspapers, radio, television, internet, social media platforms, propaganda, and rumor systems.
# media-analysis Domain skill for Media Analyst. Specific extraction rules and expertise. ## Domain Expertise - **Media types**: Newspapers, radio, TV, internet, social platforms - **Information channels**: How news and information spread - **Propaganda systems**: Manipulation, censorship, state media - **Social media**: Platforms, virality, influence campaigns - **Rumors**: Unofficial information, gossip, underground channels ## Entity Types (7 total) - **newspaper** - Newspapers and printed news - **radio** - Radio broadcasts - **television** - Television broadcasts - **internet** - Internet systems and networks - **social_media** - Social media platforms - **propaganda** - Propaganda and state messaging - **rumor** - Rumors and unofficial information ## Processing Guidelines When extracting media entities from chapter text: 1. **Identify media elements**: - Newspapers or printed news mentioned - Radio or TV broadcasts - Internet or network references - Social media or communication platforms - Propaganda or state messaging - Rumors or unofficial information 2. **Extract media details**: - Publication names, frequency, reach - Broadcast channels, frequencies, programming - Internet platforms, websites, connectivity - Social media platforms, viral content - Propaganda techniques and targets - Rumor sources and reliability 3. **Analyze media context**: - Information control and censorship - Official vs unofficial channels - Media bias and manipulation - Communication technology level 4. **Create schema-compliant entities** with proper JSON structure ## Key Considerations - **Media bias**: All media has perspective or bias - **Censorship**: Information may be controlled or restricted - **Underground channels**: Rumors and unofficial info flow differently - **Technology level**: Media reflects world's tech advancement - **Social impact**: Media shapes public opinion
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