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Digital news outlets rely on a variety of outside contributors, fromfreelance journalists, to political commentators, to executives andpoliticians. These external dependencies create a network among news outlets,traced along the contributors they share. Using connections between outlets, wedemonstrate how contributors' publishing trajectories tend to align with outletpolitical leanings. We also show how polarized clustering of outlets translatesto differences in the topics of news covered and the style and tone of articlespublished. In addition, we demonstrate how contributors who cross partisandivides tend to focus on less explicitly political topics. This work addressesan important gap in the media polarization literature, by highlighting howstructural factors on the production side of news media create an ecosystemshaped by political leanings, independent of the priorities of any one personor organization.

Publishing patterns reflect political polarization in news media