Crosswire.online

An ultra-minimalist tool to compare top digital media headlines across countries. See how different outlets frame the same stories.

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Crosswire.online

Same story.
Different headlines.

Crosswire.online aggregates headlines from major news outlets and presents them side-by-side. Browse, compare, and understand how editorial choices shape the news you read.

Multi-outlet Comparison

Headlines from 13+ major outlets at a glance

Currently covering Spain’s top digital media — El País, El Mundo, ABC, La Vanguardia, elDiario.es, Expansión, El Periódico, RTVE, 20 Minutos, El Confidencial, La Razón, Público, and laSexta.

  • Compare framing differences in real time
  • Browse previous headlines with Prev/Next navigation
  • Bookmark articles with the favorites feature

Zero Friction

No sign-up. No install. Just open and browse.

Crosswire is a Progressive Web App — works on any device with a browser. Choose relaxed or compact display modes to suit your reading style.

  • Responsive design for phone, tablet, and desktop
  • Add to home screen for native-like experience
  • Ultra-minimalist interface — content first

Media literacy
made simple

Crosswire helps you see beyond individual headlines. By placing outlets side by side, editorial patterns become visible — which stories lead, which are buried, and how language differs.

For News Readers

If you follow current events across multiple sources, Crosswire saves you the effort of visiting each outlet individually. One page, all the headlines.

For Media Researchers

Crosswire is a useful tool for studying editorial framing, agenda-setting, and media bias across outlets within a country or across borders.

For Educators

Use Crosswire in the classroom to teach media literacy. Show students how the same event gets different emphasis and language depending on the outlet.

Multi-country Expansion

The architecture supports adding new countries. Compare how Spanish, French, German, and UK outlets cover the same global events — coming soon.

See the news differently

Open Crosswire.online and compare headlines from major outlets in seconds. No sign-up, no install.
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