Guardian News & Media
The Guardian - US & World News
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Publisher DNA
What defines Guardian News & Media?
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What does Guardian News & Media ship?
Apps
2 apps analysed
Functional design elements like screen-stay-awake simplify the cooking process for active users.
- Diverse recipe library featuring reputable culinary writers provides reliable inspiration for various dietary needs
- Missing nutritional information across the recipe catalog frustrates users seeking to track health metrics
Independent global news, opinion and analysis, sport, podcasts and puzzles
Integrated puzzle hub increases daily engagement
- High-quality independent journalism and in-depth reporting provide a reliable alternative to mainstream news sources
- Mandatory sign-in requirements and aggressive data collection practices alienate long-term readers
Distributed across 17 markets, strongest in Europe.
Based on 2 of 2 apps with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (4)
- United States2 / 2
- Brazil1 / 2
- Canada1 / 2
- Mexico1 / 2
Europe (7)
- Italy1 / 2
- Netherlands1 / 2
- Portugal1 / 2
- Spain1 / 2
- Sweden1 / 2
›+2 more europe markets
- Turkey1 / 2
- United Kingdom1 / 2
Asia-Pacific (6)
- India1 / 2
- Indonesia1 / 2
- Japan1 / 2
- Singapore1 / 2
- South Korea1 / 2
›+1 more asia-pacific market
- Vietnam1 / 2
Core markets (2/2 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
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Positive apps
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Neutral / mixed
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Negative apps
65/100
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Who does Guardian News & Media compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(2)
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NYT Cooking: Quick Tasty Meals
NYT Cooking competes directly for the same premium-seeking home cook by leveraging high-trust editorial content.
Both applications target home cooks with recipe discovery and organization tools, creating direct competition for daily kitchen utility.
Contenders(11)
Both apps target high-information readers seeking global news, though Bloomberg focuses on financial markets while The Guardian emphasizes investigative journalism.
Both apps compete for the attention of global news consumers by offering personalized feeds and investigative reporting. They overlap in their core utility as primary sources for live news and long-form analysis.
Both apps compete for global news consumers by offering real-time updates and investigative reporting, forcing users to choose between The Guardian's reader-funded model and CNN's live-video infrastructure.
Both apps compete for international news consumers, with Euronews offering live TV and multilingual reporting while The Guardian focuses on investigative journalism and reader-funded stability.
Both apps target home cooks seeking nutritional guidance, but they diverge on access model and connectivity requirements.
Both apps compete for the same daily news-consuming audience, offering real-time updates and video content to capture user attention within the competitive news reporting category.
Both apps target news consumers with subscription-gated investigative content, forcing a direct choice between The Guardian's independent, reader-funded model and NBC News's brand-led, paywalled breaking news.
Both apps compete for global news readers, with The Guardian focusing on investigative journalism and PressReader providing access to thousands of publications via print-replica formats.
Both apps compete for daily news consumption time, with SmartNews using an AI-driven aggregator model to capture the same general news audience that The Guardian targets through investigative journalism.
Users report: Both apps compete for global news consumers, with Reuters capturing the professional market through real-time financial data while The Guardian focuses on investigative journalism and lifestyle engagement.
Both apps compete for the daily news reader's attention, with The Guardian targeting investigative journalism readers and Yahoo News targeting generalists seeking broad aggregation.
Same space(38)
Global Times provides a China-focused perspective on international affairs, acting as a niche alternative to The Guardian's Western-centric investigative journalism.
CookGo competes by automating the curation of social media recipes into a structured digital cookbook.
Daily News: Headlines & Alerts provides a simple, notification-heavy news digest that serves as a quick-reference tool for general news consumers.
OneWire combines news and weather alerts into a single, personalized feed, serving as a utility-focused alternative to The Guardian's editorial-first app.
Breaking News Launcher integrates news directly into the phone's home screen, serving as a high-frequency, passive consumption tool compared to The Guardian's active reading model.
Bloomberg serves as a high-end financial intelligence platform, competing for the attention of professional readers who require data-driven insights.
CGTN provides a state-aligned perspective on global events, serving as an alternative information source to The Guardian's independent editorial stance.
Spectrum News acts as a regional utility for cable subscribers, providing hyperlocal weather and news that complements The Guardian's global reporting.
Clove competes by automating the import of video-based recipes, targeting the same audience that values efficiency in collection.
My Recipe Box functions as a direct digital-cookbook competitor, offering similar recipe-importing utilities for home cooks.
CookBook serves as a direct digital-cookbook competitor, offering similar import and organization tools for home cooks.
CookNest targets the same audience by providing tools to save and organize recipes from various digital sources.
Cookpad offers a community-driven repository that competes with Guardian Feast's editorial curation by providing user-generated content and social sharing.
This version of Cookpad provides a community-based alternative for recipe discovery and collection, targeting the same home-cook demographic.
Recipe Bro targets the same recipe-management space, providing tools to consolidate scattered digital cooking content.
Local News acts as a high-frequency, algorithm-driven aggregator that provides regional updates, unlike The Guardian's focus on global investigative reporting.
Eatr provides an AI-powered meal planning alternative that targets the same health-conscious users seeking structured dietary guidance.
Factor_ targets the same busy, health-conscious audience as Guardian Feast but replaces the cooking process with ready-to-heat meals.
Feedly serves as a professional-grade aggregator for high-volume news, contrasting with The Guardian's curated, editorial-led approach to journalism.
Frigo Magic targets the same food-waste-reduction audience by mapping pantry inventory to a recipe database.
HelloFresh provides a physical meal-kit service that addresses the same meal-planning pain points as Guardian Feast but through a delivery-first model.
KptnCook targets the same daily-habit audience by delivering curated recipes that simplify meal-planning decisions.
Mealime competes by offering a structured, personalized meal-planning workflow that targets the same decision-fatigue pain point as Guardian Feast.
All My Meals serves as a direct utility competitor, focusing on the same recipe-importing and meal-planning needs.
BFM provides a multimedia-heavy, 24/7 news experience that includes radio and live TV, contrasting with The Guardian's text-and-puzzle-centric app.
Local News: Headlines & Alerts focuses on regional weather and community events, serving as a utility-driven companion to The Guardian's global news coverage.
Opera News utilizes an AI-driven feed to maximize engagement, serving as a data-efficient alternative for users who prefer ad-supported, high-frequency news consumption.
ReciMe serves as a social-media recipe aggregator that competes for the same home-cook audience by centralizing fragmented content.
Breaking News: Local & Alerts functions as a community-focused aggregator that prioritizes rapid, multi-source delivery over long-form investigative journalism.
Samsung Food acts as a digital meal-planning utility that competes for the same user base by automating grocery management and recipe clipping.
Stashcook provides a similar recipe-organization utility, competing for the same audience by simplifying the collection of digital cooking inspiration.
SuperCook serves as a pantry-focused utility that competes for the same audience by minimizing food waste through ingredient-based matching.
The Financial Times serves as a direct competitor for premium, subscription-gated journalism, targeting a similar professional demographic with high-value global analysis.
The Observer provides a weekly print-edition experience and lifestyle content, sharing a similar editorial heritage with The Guardian while focusing on Sunday-centric journalism.
TOI provides high-frequency breaking news across 71 cities, serving as a regional utility that complements The Guardian's global investigative focus.
MS NOW serves as a cable-authenticated streaming platform for political news, targeting a legacy demographic that differs from The Guardian's digital-first subscriber base.
Breaking News offers a registration-free, high-speed news feed that prioritizes accessibility over the deep-dive, account-gated experience of The Guardian.
Breaking News offers a broad, multi-source feed that provides quick updates on local and global events, contrasting with The Guardian's deep-dive editorial model.
New entrants(3)
mise targets the same meal-planning audience by integrating pantry awareness with supermarket-specific shopping lists.
Measy competes by offering a personalized meal-planning service that maps user preferences to grocery lists.
Zeteo News offers independent, personality-driven investigative media that aligns with the audience seeking alternatives to corporate-filtered news.
