| name | media-analysis |
| description | 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:
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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
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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
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Analyze media context:
- Information control and censorship
- Official vs unofficial channels
- Media bias and manipulation
- Communication technology level
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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
