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Optics News for newsletters, YouTubers, and podcasters.

You cover media, politics, law, civics, debate, or history. Your audience already complains that headlines feel rigged. Optics is the live receipt they want. Drop an embed in your post, mention us in a video, or paste the comparison link in a tweet — and we'll help your audience see exactly which word changed the story.

What we give you, free

Story examples by niche

Live examples right now. Each links to the full comparison; click to copy the URL or grab the embed snippet from the rail.

Politics & Civics

Show your audience that the same Trump / Biden / SCOTUS / Congress story landed completely differently in left vs right outlets.

Example today: “A Cuba on the brink of collapse peers into the vertigo of change imposed from the United States” — 2 sources →

Media literacy

Catch real-time framing in real time. Stop showing screenshots from 2019 — drop in a live, auto-updating comparison.

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Law & courts

Trial coverage where the headline labels the defendant differently before the verdict is in. Optics tracks exact verb choice.

Example today: “Judge blocks controversial SB 4 law that would let Texas detain and deport immigrants” — 2 sources →

Foreign affairs

Watch "regime" vs "government," "militants" vs "freedom fighters," "raid" vs "operation" map onto which side covered the same event.

Example today: “Bulgaria’s Dara wins Eurovision contest, beating out Israel for top spot” — 19 sources →

Civic explainers / debate

Use Optics as receipts. "Here's how the same story was framed by AP, Fox, NPR, and Breitbart — pick the one that matches the facts."

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Sample ad-read script

Steal verbatim or riff on it.

“Before I covered this story I checked Optics News. It compares how left, center, and right outlets worded the same event — and sometimes the story is the same, but the headline makes it feel totally different. Like on this story right now, one outlet calls them ‘protesters’ and another calls them ‘rioters.’ That single word changes what side you walk away on. Optics News dot com — free to use, the comparison archive is public. Highly recommend.”

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Get on the list

Email creators@optics.news with your channel/newsletter URL and the niche you cover. We'll send back custom story examples + a referral URL as soon as the dashboard ships. No commitment, no PR-speak.

Want to embed a comparison right now? Grab the iframe snippet on any story page (right rail) or browse /embed. The full story archive is at /framing-gaps.