Source Context Reports
Not available yet. MAP does not profile, score or rate sources.
Source Context Reports are an idea for a future module: profiles of the sources a story cites. MAP does not offer them today, and MAP does not score or rate sources or publishers.
What exists is the part of a single-URL MAP record that describes how one page attributes and links to its sources.
Publisher and author as documented
Publisher, author and publish date taken from the page's metadata and structured data where available. MAP reports what is documented, not whether the source is reputable.
Available · automated extractionAttribution phrasing
Structural phrasing patterns associated with attributed claims (“according to,” “officials state”) and outbound references to named sources. MAP does not identify who a source is or check what a source said.
Available · automated extractionOutbound references
Links from the page to other domains, shown as clickable material. MAP does not vouch for what is on the other end.
Available · automated extractionSource identification, past reporting and networks
MAP does not profile the people or organizations a story cites. It keeps no history of past reporting or accuracy for any source or publisher, does not follow corrections to stories, and does not map which outlets cite which sources.
Not available yetA record can show that a page uses attribution language and links to other domains. It cannot tell you whether those sources are reliable or accurate. That judgment stays with the reader.
Part of MAP Context™
Source Context Reports is one of five MAP Context™ module pages. Try the single-URL record with Check a URL → or read the Methodology →.
Explore MAP Context™ →