Public conversation by topic, sector, and time period — classified with the SMJ Jamaican Social Language Dictionary, which reads Patois, sarcasm, humour, and code switching that global tools miss.
Public conversation by topic, sector, and time period — classified with the SMJ Jamaican Social Language Dictionary, which reads Patois, sarcasm, humour, and code switching that global tools miss.
Source: GDELT Global Knowledge Graph tone analysis of 752 English-language online news articles mentioning Jamaica, last 7 days. This measures news media tone, not social media conversation or public opinion. Last updated: August 8, 2026.
Every figure here comes from a live GDELT query, refreshed daily — not typed in by an editor.
This tracks the tone of English-language online news coverage mentioning Jamaica. It is not social media sentiment, not Patois-language content, and not a measure of public opinion — no free source can provide those.
Positive, neutral, and negative, bucketed from GDELT's raw tone score using thresholds SMJ sets and publishes — see the Methodology page.
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Source: GDELT Global Knowledge Graph tone analysis of 15 English-language online news articles mentioning Jamaica, last 7 days. This measures news media tone, not social media conversation or public opinion. Last updated: August 21, 2026.