The data feed, live

Every source we read, with its most recent delivery and the volume of the last 48 hours — refreshed every minute. Whatever delivered within the last day pulses green. We show this because a data product you cannot verify is a rumour.

new (“neu” in the table) counts notices we have seen for the first time. This number may be low or zero: sources that re-deliver the same period every day (PLACSP, TED) bring nothing unknown on many days — that is normal operation. That is why the last run (“Lauf”) of each collector is shown next to it, read directly from the server's scheduler. That is the question that matters: did the program run, and did it complete cleanly? A failed run is shown here as exactly that. Paused feeds are deliberate (for instance when a source blocks automated access) and resume on their own.