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Do those frequencies indicate a shift left, or rather, their emergence as concepts? You’d need to compare between magazines, right? If you have the data, I’d love to crunch it.
I didn't make these graphs; they're by @DavidRozado, who has historical data for the NYT back to 1970.
I think neutrality is compromised more by the need for clicks and related new ad revenue models than by subscriptions, but result is the same
Each graph seems to have a different axis measurement which is not a good way to visualize that data. It should be a uniform axis imo
What suggests the difference in axis measurements here? They all seem to scale from 0-1 as depicted in first box.
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