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Spain's Transport Minister Resigns Days After Deadly Train Crash
5 outlets reported this over 16 hours. First seen by Huduku: NDTV, 4 Nov, 3:04 am.
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Who owns these outlets?
No two of these outlets share an owner on Huduku’s list.
- NDTV: New Delhi Television LtdFounded 1988
- Hindustan Times: HT Media LtdFounded 1924
- The News Minute: Spunklane Media Pvt. Ltd.Founded 2014
- Al Jazeera: no owner named on Huduku’s list
- Outlook India: no owner named on Huduku’s list
When the reports appeared?
6 reports from 5 outlets over 16 hours.
Times are as each outlet’s feed dated its headline. Huduku reads feeds every hour, so “first seen” is not proof of who broke the story.
Every outlet’s headline
- Spain's Transport Minister Resigns Days After Deadly Train Crash
- Spain's transport minister resigns six days after deadly high-speed train crash kills 69
Words only this outlet used: six, kills.
- Spain's transport minister steps down 6 days after fatal high-speed rail crash
Words only this outlet used: steps down 6, fatal, rail.
- Spanish transport minister resigns after train crash killed 69 people
Words only this outlet used: Spanish, people.
- Spain's Transport Minister Resigns After Deadly Train Crash Killed 69
- Al Jazeera VideoSpanish Transport Minister resigns over train crash disasters
Words only this outlet used: Spanish, disasters.
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