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Norwegian island Sommarøy abolishes the clock with a campaign for daylight saving time

First published 24 October at 21:00 · EthnosLatest article 27 October at 10:32

Who covers it

2 of 3 outlets rated · Content analysis by artificial intelligence, approved by an editor. The method

Outlet by outletEach circle is an outlet that covered the story, placed at its published political lean; the letters are its initials. 2 of the 3 outlets have a published lean.
Far leftFar LLeftLeftCentre-leftC-LCentreCtrCentre-rightC-RRightRightFar rightFar R
Which outlet each circle is
  • Ethnos Centre
  • newmoney.gr Centre
  • LiFO not rated
No published lean (1)

How each side headlined it

Each outlet's first headline, by its published political lean, in Greek as published, with a machine translation (Claude) under it. The method

Left 0

No outlet from this side.

Centre 2
Right 0

No outlet from this side.

Headlines from 1 outlet without a political rating
All articles by time (3)
TimeOutletHeadline
24 Oct, 21:00EthnosΤι συνέβη τελικά με το νησί που σταμάτησε τον χρόνο; Η αλήθεια πίσω από την αμφιλεγόμενη εκστρατεία
25 Oct, 09:10LiFOΤο νησί στη Νορβηγία που ήθελε να «καταργήσει» τον χρόνο
27 Oct, 10:32newmoney.grSommarøy: Το νησί που θέλησε να καταργήσει τον χρόνο – Η αλήθεια πίσω από την πιο παράξενη ιστορία της ΑρκτικήςSommaroy: The island that wanted to abolish time – The truth behind the strangest story of the Arctic

When each outlet covered it

First report 24 October at 21:00, latest 27 October at 10:32. Within the first hour: 1 of 3 outlets. Each column: 3 hours.
Norwegian island Sommarøy abolishes the clock with a campaign for daylight saving time · Kalypsi