Davison's analysis is represented in figure one. He tabulated the numbers of references made to the subjects, mostly countries and the United Nations, and gave them either a plus one, for favorable, and minus one for unfavorable, or a neutral rating. The Western affiliated papers have more similar values for both favorable and unfavorable for most subjects evaluated where the Soviets leaned more heavily on one side or the other of a subject. C.F refers to Communist Party, Pro-S are the pro Soviet countries, and G.& I. refers to Greece and Iran, who were included due to the heavy news coverage given them in all Berlin papers. In December 1946 Davison refers to the more balanced approach of the western new subject selection, "News for News Value," as contrasted with the Soviet style of reporting which selected news items for propaganda purposes.