A micro statistic (in the languages I can somewhat understand): On which rank is any NSA/Prism?Snowden story currently on the websites, where rank is either "m

A micro statistic (in the languages I can somewhat understand): On which rank is any NSA/Prism?Snowden story currently on the websites, where rank is either "most read" or "most commented"? sueddeutsche.de: no. 1 lemonde.fr: no. 3 spiegel.de: no.2 nytimes.com -most emailed: outside of top20 -most blogged: no. 1 -most viewed: outside of top20 washingtonpost.com: outside top5 foxnews.com: outside top5 usatoday.com: outside top5 latimes.com: outside top10 www.telegraph.co.uk -most viewed: no. 1 -most shared: no. 10 -most commented: outside top10 Dagens Nyheter: no. 6 Berlingske: outside top5 NZZ.ch -most read: no. 1 -most commented: outside top10 -most recommended: no. 8 Sydney Morning Herald: outside top5 ------------------------------ Not really a scientific endeavour, but might provide some additional data points. I should probably do that more systematically when the next story hits. Maybe someone that knows some Eastern European, Asian or South American newspapers could add their data points, then we might be able to identify some trends. It indeed looks like the anglosaxons are more interested in other stuff. (edit: changed some formatting)