Prince Harry and Meghan Markle thread

:amazed::amazed::amazed: @bag-mania can we trust this? :lol:

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Covered More Positively in U.K. Media Than U.S. Last Month

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle got a greater percentage of positive coverage in British mainstream media than American in September, according to analysis for Newsweek by a data intelligence agency.

British mainstream media outlets from print to broadcast delivered 50 percent positive coverage, 16 percent neutral and 33 percent negative over the course of the month, research by Zignal Labs suggests.

Reporting by American mainstream media outlets was 44 percent positive, 28 percent neutral and 28 percent negative.

The mainstream media was more positive than social media in both countries, according to the research.


It comes after Prince Harry told Oprah Winfrey in March the couple left Britain in part because of racism, adding that "the UK press is very bigoted."

The company pooled mainstream media mentions from news, data mining platform LexisNexis and broadcast, as well as digital platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Reddit, blogs, videos, online forums and more.

Of the total, 12,540 mentions of Harry and Meghan were identifiably from the U.K. and 34,997 mentions were American, although some social media posts are not possible to geo track.

The month was dominated by two main stories about the couple, the first of which was their inclusion in the Time100 most influential people list and a joint cover shoot, when there was a spike of 13,000 on September 15…


 
:amazed::amazed::amazed: @bag-mania can we trust this? :lol:

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Covered More Positively in U.K. Media Than U.S. Last Month

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle got a greater percentage of positive coverage in British mainstream media than American in September, according to analysis for Newsweek by a data intelligence agency.

British mainstream media outlets from print to broadcast delivered 50 percent positive coverage, 16 percent neutral and 33 percent negative over the course of the month, research by Zignal Labs suggests.

Reporting by American mainstream media outlets was 44 percent positive, 28 percent neutral and 28 percent negative.

The mainstream media was more positive than social media in both countries, according to the research.


It comes after Prince Harry told Oprah Winfrey in March the couple left Britain in part because of racism, adding that "the UK press is very bigoted."

The company pooled mainstream media mentions from news, data mining platform LexisNexis and broadcast, as well as digital platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Reddit, blogs, videos, online forums and more.

Of the total, 12,540 mentions of Harry and Meghan were identifiably from the U.K. and 34,997 mentions were American, although some social media posts are not possible to geo track.

The month was dominated by two main stories about the couple, the first of which was their inclusion in the Time100 most influential people list and a joint cover shoot, when there was a spike of 13,000 on September 15…



Not in my house
 
:amazed::amazed::amazed: @bag-mania can we trust this? :lol:

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Covered More Positively in U.K. Media Than U.S. Last Month

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle got a greater percentage of positive coverage in British mainstream media than American in September, according to analysis for Newsweek by a data intelligence agency.

British mainstream media outlets from print to broadcast delivered 50 percent positive coverage, 16 percent neutral and 33 percent negative over the course of the month, research by Zignal Labs suggests.

Reporting by American mainstream media outlets was 44 percent positive, 28 percent neutral and 28 percent negative.

The mainstream media was more positive than social media in both countries, according to the research.


It comes after Prince Harry told Oprah Winfrey in March the couple left Britain in part because of racism, adding that "the UK press is very bigoted."

The company pooled mainstream media mentions from news, data mining platform LexisNexis and broadcast, as well as digital platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Reddit, blogs, videos, online forums and more.

Of the total, 12,540 mentions of Harry and Meghan were identifiably from the U.K. and 34,997 mentions were American, although some social media posts are not possible to geo track.

The month was dominated by two main stories about the couple, the first of which was their inclusion in the Time100 most influential people list and a joint cover shoot, when there was a spike of 13,000 on September 15…


So, not content with thrilling us with the news some unemployed actor walks the dog they haven’t killed off yet, SS seeks to scintillate us further with news about the news about this revered couple? :lol:

I thought they had a beagle? Must not have been available this week. Between this and the lack of cute ginger mixed-race kids it’s just been letdown after letdown from LA central casting.

Also, in honour of her battle tactics, I suggest the perfume name should be Audacious Snatch.

also on the book, there’s no chance they are naming the alleged racist in the book thats as blatant a selling tactic as when Scabies did it for his weak epilogue. If they print a name, they could get sued & they can’t shade the whole family at once, so it’s not in their interests.
 
Longtime lurker here. Why doesn’t the person who made the comment about the baby’s skin color beat them to the punch and admit to saying it and state what they really meant or apologize profusely if they dont have a good explanation? It seems like this would hurt the book deal since money is all that matters to those two.
The person who said it and the entire conversation are probably figments of their greedy imagination, created for shock value for the OW interview, along with Methane's suicidal thoughts which could never have existed because that wacko loves herself more than anything and anyone.

It may have been a cheerful passing comment like "I'm looking forward to seeing your baby. Mixed race babies are always so cute. I wonder if he will be fair like you or darker like your wife?" And they twisted it into a racist comment because they needed "truth bombs" and to magnify their victim image.
 
Longtime lurker here. Why doesn’t the person who made the comment about the baby’s skin color beat them to the punch and admit to saying it and state what they really meant or apologize profusely if they dont have a good explanation? It seems like this would hurt the book deal since money is all that matters to those two.
Because maybe it didn't really happen. Remember, recollections may vary.
 
The person who said it and the entire conversation are probably figments of their greedy imagination, created for shock value for the OW interview, along with Methane's suicidal thoughts which could never have existed because that wacko loves herself more than anything and anyone.

It may have been a cheerful passing comment like "I'm looking forward to seeing your baby. Mixed race babies are always so cute. I wonder if he will be fair like you or darker like your wife?" And they twisted it into a racist comment because they needed "truth bombs" and to magnify their victim image.
I don't disagree with you, but there are many who would view that as a racist comment under any circumstances, coming from someone with "white privilege".