Three research-backed resources for journalism educators, researchers, and working journalists — built on Frametra's structural forensics methodology and the JeRI source diversity framework developed at Toronto Metropolitan University.
Six weighted signals. One composite score. Every product in this catalog is built on the same methodology — documented, citable, and grounded in the JeRI source diversity framework developed at Toronto Metropolitan University by Adamson and Malik.
First systematic JeRI source diversity analysis of Canadian news — 1,200 articles, 18 outlets, English and French markets. Institutional pricing available via frametra.com.
5 lesson plans, 4 student worksheets, and 3 grading rubrics for teaching structural news analysis. Secondary and post-secondary level.
12 named manipulation patterns with detection markers, 3 anatomy case studies, and a 48-point pre-publication audit checklist.
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