Rehash

Rehash

Rehash is a snapshot of the year in news on Twitter

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Rehash is a snapshot of the year in news on Twitter. Look up any account to see a breakdown of the people, places, and events that shaped their worldview in 2022. It’s like Spotify Wrapped … but newsier.
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What do you think? …

Jean Sovran
Cool product, I’ve always wondered why the big social media platforms didn’t make their own year in review, considering the vast amount of data they have. Would you consider building this out for another platform?
Harleen Kaur
Rehash
Maker
@jean_sovran We would be open to it! Next to Twitter, Reddit has the most developer-friendly API, so perhaps that makes sense as the next evolution for Rehash.
Mackenzie Clement
Did you learn anything about the overall news reading behaviour of twitter users? Curious how bad the lurker problem is on the platform.
Harleen Kaur
Rehash
Maker
@mackenzie_clement When testing it out, we did find a lot of users with 0 interactions with news content. However, the top 10% of users were hyper-engaged. For example, if you were in the top 10%, it means that you interacted with at least 292 news articles in 2022.
Sukun Sen
Congrats on the Launch 🚀
Harleen Kaur
Rehash
Maker
@clubsen thanks Sukun! Let us know what you think of the results :)
Sukun Sen
@harleen Just tried it out and very interesting results! Love all the insights it captures!
Harleen Kaur
Rehash
Maker
@clubsen Glad you like Rehash! Thanks for the support.
Mel M.
I'm really glad to see that Ground News has created a way to review the entire year of Twitter news interactions, especially considering that Twitter doesn't offer anything like it. Seeing the news look-alikes and news diets of major figures on Twitter is incredibly insightful and additional level of media transparency is greatly appreciated. Does your team think a yearly review of who owns the news that's circulating on social media sites might be in the cards for the future?
Harleen Kaur
Rehash
Maker
@mel_m_ We'd certianly be open to it. We built Mediaopoly to give people a look at who owns their news on an individual level, but we can likely repurpose it to analyze the news on a broader level.
Harleen Kaur
Rehash
Maker
What did your year in the news look like on Twitter? Which news sources and individuals are influencing your worldview? Rehash, our new Twitter tool gives you a deep dive into the news, blindspots and stories that shaped your 2022 on Twitter. Hey- I’m Harleen. Ex-NASA 🚀 Engineer and Ground News CEO. Our platform has helped thousands of users fight biased news and see the world a little clearer. Twitter didn’t make a year in review … so we did. Introducing Rehash: A Twitter tool that gives you insight into your media diet and sees what news shaped your worldview in 2022. Did you interact with news from primarily one worldview, or did you get news from across the world and political spectrum? How do your news habits compare with the average Twitter user? Simply enter your handle and learn more about your year in news on Twitter. Learn how many news blindspots you interacted with, what your top interests were, the biggest story you tweeted all year and much more. Check out our methodology page to learn more about how rehash works and why we built it. We’d love for you to check it out and let us know what you think. I’ll be here answering questions if you have any! ➡️ Rehash: https://ground.news/rehash ➡️ Website: https://ground.news ➡️ iOS/Android App: https://ground.news/app ➡️ Browser Extension: https://ground.news/extension ➡️ About us: https://ground.news/about
Yasmina Novillas
Curious to hear if you notice any big changes for users' news diets once Elon Musk took over?
Harleen Kaur
Rehash
Maker
@yasmina_novillas We found a lot of users with 'Twitter' as their top interest in 2022, likely because of the extensive meta-discussion of Elon's takeover. Many users also had Elon as one of their news influencers, because he was so active on the platform in 2022.
kyungjin
traw
What a useful one! Congrats on the launch!