Tagtaly is a daily read on how British and American media see the same world differently.
Every day, dozens of stories appear on both sides of the Atlantic — the same Trump speech, the same NHS announcement, the same market move, the same war. But the way British and American outlets cover those stories diverges, sometimes sharply. Different headlines. Different framing. Different things emphasised, different things left out. Most readers feel this. Few people measure it.
That's what Tagtaly does.
The name is the method. We tag stories — by topic, source, country, sentiment — and tally the gap between how British and American media frame the same world. What we publish is the daily tally.