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News reporting on events that occur in our society can have different stylesand structures as well as different dynamics of news spreading over time. Newspublishers have the potential to spread their news and reach out to a largenumber of readers worldwide. In this paper we would like to understand how wellthey are doing it and which kind of obstacles the news may encounter whenspreading. The news to be spread wider cross multiple barriers such aslinguistic (the most evident one as they get published in other naturallanguages), economic, geographical, political, time zone, and culturalbarriers. Observing potential differences between spreading of news ondifferent events published by multiple publishers can bring insights into whatmay influence the differences in the spreading patterns. There are multiplereasons, possibly many hidden, influencing the speed and geographical spread ofnews. This paper studies information cascading and propagation barriers,applying the proposed methodology on three distinctive kinds of events: GlobalWarming, earthquakes, and FIFA World Cup.

Analysis of information cascading and propagation barriers across distinctive news events