Coverage Live data, one sector
What is covered, and what is not.
7Analytica today covers one sector, geopolitics and borders, and reads live data from real sources. This page shows which regions, source types and languages are in, how fresh the data is and where the gaps are.
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What is covered, and what is not
7Analytica today covers one sector, geopolitics and borders, and reads live data from real sources. This page says what that includes, how fresh it is and where the record has gaps.
Live data One sector Reviewed 1 October 2026
01 Regions
Eight zones, unevenly filled.
A zone is a set of countries whose outlets are read together. A deeper tint means more outlets. Thin zones are marked, because a gap in the record is not proof that nothing happened. In plain words: the world is split into eight areas, and this shows how many news outlets we read in each.
A world map divided into the eight media zones 7Analytica uses. Outlets per zone: North America 2, Europe 7, Asia 6, South America & Caribbean 2, Africa 2, MENA / Gulf 4, Oceania & Polar 2, Digital & Gray Zones 2. Zone 08, Digital and gray zones, is a strip below the map.
- Solid outline: 3 or more outlets
- Dashed outline: 2 or fewer, so thin
- Deeper tint is more outlets
- 01North AmericaThin2
- 02Europe7
- 03Asia6
- 04South America & CaribbeanThin2
- 05AfricaThin2
- 06MENA / Gulf4
- 07Oceania & PolarThin2
- 08Digital & Gray ZonesThin2
- Outlets, all zones27
Read About the eight zones
Eight zones, unevenly filled
Reporting is grouped into eight geographic media zones. The map tints each by how many outlets the source list holds there. Some zones are thin on purpose: it shows what a gap looks like.
02 Source types
Text reports in. Everything else, listed.
Sample means shown in the live demo. Planned means designed but not built. Not covered means out of scope today, so its absence is not a surprise.
- News agencies and wire reportsSample
- National and regional outletsSample
- State and official statementsSample
- Primary documentsPlanned
- Broadcast, audio and video transcriptsNot covered
- Social media posts and accountsNot covered
- Satellite and other imageryNot covered
- Private, paywalled or restricted dataNot covered
Read What each source type means
What kinds of source
Text reports only. Anything else is listed so its absence is not a surprise.
| Source type | Status | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| News agencies and wire reports | Sample | Outlets that file for others. Ownership is shown so a relay can be told from an origin. |
| National and regional outlets | Sample | Placed in one of eight media zones. State, public, private and non-profit ownership is labelled. |
| State and official statements | Sample | Treated as a source with its own interest, and marked as such. |
| Primary documents | Planned | Treaties, filings and orders are linked where a report cites them. Collecting them is not built. |
| Broadcast, audio and video transcripts | Not covered | Text reports only. |
| Social media posts and accounts | Not covered | Not read and not analysed. See the comparison with social listening. |
| Satellite and other imagery | Not covered | Not analysed. Imagery verification is a specialist method. |
| Private, paywalled or restricted data | Not covered | Only material anyone can lawfully see is in scope. |
03 Language and freshness
Live, in English, against a 30-day baseline.
Each report shows when it was filed and when it was captured, and a gap in fetching shows as a gap. Heat in a zone compares today with the past 30 days.
30daysThe baseline a zone is measured against
Read Language, refresh and baselines
Language and freshness
- Languages
- Reporting is read in English. An outlet in another language appears only through English reports about it. Native-language reading is planned.
- Refresh cadence
- The reads live data from real sources. Each report shows when it was filed and when it was captured, and a gap in fetching is shown as a gap, not hidden.
- Baselines
- heat is measured against a 30-day baseline, calculated from the data itself. The inputs are listed with each reading.
- Per-outlet cadence
- A refresh cadence is stated for each outlet where one is known.
04 What is not covered
Read these before you rely on a record.
- Not minute-by-minute
- One sector only
- English text
- No completeness claim
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The limits, plainly
Read these before relying on a record. The page on AI and limits covers the method; the roadmap says what is planned.
- Not minute-by-minute
- 7Analytica reads live data from real sources. It is not built for second-by-second alerts on breaking posts.
- One sector only
- Geopolitics and borders. No other subject is covered. The plan is to grow to 15 sectors, which are not named yet and have no date.
- English text
- Reporting is read in English. Reading outlets in their own language is planned, not built.
- A thin zone is not a quiet zone
- Where few outlets are held, a gap in the record is not evidence that nothing happened.
- Eight zones are a simplification
- A country sits in one , though real sometimes straddles two. The assignment is best-effort geography, not a diplomatic statement.
- No completeness claim
- Nothing on this site says that every report, outlet or event is seen.
Read Questions
Coverage questions
Which regions does 7Analytica cover?
Reporting is grouped into eight media : North America, Europe, Asia, South America and the Caribbean, Africa, MENA and Gulf, Oceania and Polar, and a digital and gray zones strip. Coverage across them is uneven.
Is 7Analytica a live news feed?
It reads live data from real sources in one sector, geopolitics and borders, but it is not a general news feed and not built for minute-by-minute alerts. The inputs behind every score are shown.
Which languages are supported?
Reporting is read in English. Reading outlets in their own language is planned and is not built.
How often is the data refreshed?
The data is read live. Each report shows when it was filed and when it was captured, and a refresh cadence is stated per outlet where one is known.
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