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Opening the record…
Opening the record…
What 33 militia channels are talking about, each subject against its own history, every hour.
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4 desk signalsSadiqoun deputy head blames Kurdistan for Iraq’s budget delayFormer MP Muhammad al-Shabaki urges restoring Nineveh’s administrative boundaries – AAH-owned Al-Ahad TV
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Block 1 says what the network is on. This says who is doing the pushing. Each subject lists the factions whose channels carried it — 3/5 means three of that faction’s five watched channels — and the factions that stayed silent. The tag is the reading: network-wide when most factions are on it; mostly Nujaba and Badr when only a few are, and those few carry most of it;KH alone when a single faction is pushing. A subject one faction pushes is that faction’s agenda; a subject they all push is the network’s.
Boxes: that faction’s watched channels; lit = carried the subject since its surge began. Silent: none of that faction’s channels did.
A subject reaches this board at eight channels across two rival networks, above its own eight-week history. Counts are channels, never messages. Back to the desk.