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Media Diet Audit
AUDIT · TEST · PUBLISH · GAPS
Findability isn’t the problem. A film with no US rights holder has no door at any
price — and no service tells you that is what happened. It just returns nothing, which looks exactly
like the film not existing.
Checking what a reader can actually see…
Access route
Door from the US
State
Find
How you get access is not a label in the data yet. These nine groupings, and the door reading beside
each name, are held here in the tool and nowhere else — they are a proposal, not a field. Until you
approve the axis and it becomes a real label, nothing outside this page can be filtered by it.
Reading the routes…
Work a film down the routes
Type a film and record what each route actually does when you look. Every finding saves with
the date, so a film checked today is not re-checked from scratch next month. A price is what the page showed
you, in its own currency — prices decay, and a recorded one can be told apart from a wrong one later.
Reading the routes…
What has been found so far
Kept, never overwritten. What a route did on a given date is the record.
Reading the findings…
Measuring…
What each title is still missing
Every live and candidate title on the Media Desk, checked for four things: an image, your take, a subject and your verdict. A tick means the field is filled on the Desk; a gap means it is empty. Click a column to sort. “Open on the Desk” takes you to the title to fill it in — nothing is filled in from here.
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Reading the Desk…
Media Diet Audit · reads the canonical media pool and the legacy Media Diet tables live, and counts
everything rather than printing a number typed by hand. The states and the suite picks on this page are yours:
nothing here sets one for you.
