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Guardian News draws its nearest audiences from a dense cluster of news publishers, magazines, and civil-society organizations — with no single neighbor pulling far ahead of the rest.
The shape is flat: the top neighbor, The Guardian, scores 0.98, but the tenth-closest, The Intercept, sits at 0.96 — a spread of only two points across the entire set. That compression means no structural outlier exists; the audience shape is defined by the cluster's composition, not by any dominant pull. Among the top 10, five neighbors are fellow News Publishers: The Guardian (0.98), The Independent (0.97), Guardian Tech (0.96), VICE News (0.96), and The Intercept (0.96). Two are Magazines — Salon (0.96) and The Nation (0.96). Two are Non-Profit organizations — UN Women (0.96) and Human Rights Watch (0.96). The one cross-kind outlier is Yoko Ono (0.96), classified as an Artist — the only Celebrities and Influencers entry in the top 10, and the only non-media, non-organizational neighbor in the set.
The overall picture is an audience that moves fluidly across progressive news, political magazines, and human-rights organizations, with no sharp boundary between those three zones.
