In February 2007, the Russian creativity agency E-generator put together a "rating of Russophobia" of Western media, using for the research articles concerning a single theme—Russia's chairmanship of G8, translated into Russian by InoSmi.Ru. The score was composed for each edition, negative values granted for negative assessments of Russia, and positive values representing positive ones. The top in the rating were "Newsday" (−43, U.S.), "Financial Times" (−34, Great Britain), "The Wall Street Journal" (−34, U.S.), "Le Monde" (−30, France), while editions on the opposite side of the rating were "Toronto Star" (+27, Canada) and ""The Conservative Voice"" (+26, U.S.).