That day's technology coverage, counted overnight — every surge, record, and
first, cited and dated. The raw movement behind the monthly record.
1,266articles counted
5,128topics active
30above usual pace
0firsts & returns this week
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20 JulField-wide articles per day, de-duplicated · 30 days · UTC · ┄ 30-day average (1,052)18 Aug · 1,266
counted through 18 Aug 2026, UTC
· daily counting since 16 Aug 2026
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Worth knowingFigure — 133 articles counted · usually ~2 a day (past 4 weeks) · across 12 sources.
▲ Yesterday's surgesvs its own last 4 weeksThe day
Topics counted well above their own usual pace — the topic's typical day
over its own last four weeks, never a comparison against other topics. A story counts for a
topic when the topic is named in its headline or summary. The little
line is the topic's last four weeks.
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◔ Running ahead this weekvs last week
Topics whose last seven days run well ahead of their own previous seven —
ranked by how far ahead, not by size. Bar = the last 7 days; tick = the 7 days before.
The little line is the topic's last four weeks.
No articles counted yesterday · usually ~3 a day (past 4 weeks)
◆ Firsts & returnsthis week
The scarce kinds — returns after long quiet spells, new names, first
pairings. These are rare on any single day, so this rail reads the week.
How this is counted
Days run midnight to midnight, UTC — the Overnight always covers the last complete UTC day.
Counts are de-duplicated articles from the technology press. Posts on channels that companies
and projects run themselves are counted separately and are left out of the Overnight. A story
counts for a topic when the topic is named in the story's headline or summary — a name
buried in the body alone doesn't count. One story counts once, translated or syndicated copies of the same story are folded
into it, and every count sits beside the topic's own baseline — its usual pace, the
topic's typical daily count over its own trailing four weeks. A surge is at least
three times that pace; "also busier than usual" rows cleared a lower bar and are
labeled as such; "4-week high" marks a topic's highest single day of its trailing four
weeks, and "across N sources" counts the distinct outlets behind the day. Firsts &
returns read the trailing week, each item stamped with its own day. The week board admits
only topics whose last seven days run at least half again ahead of their own previous
seven, ranked by that margin — and only when both weeks carry real counts, so a thin week
can never manufacture a giant multiple. Unusually-quiet calls need a healthy usual pace.
Every card names an established topic — one the record already measures across multiple
outlets; a brand-new name appears only when many outlets cover it on its first day.
Dated events appear once extracted, typically within a day.