The results of the previous section are encouraging concerning the use of more abstract audiovisual analyses as a means for revealing differences and similarities between audiovisual materials in ways that naturally relate to issues of narrativization. The characterizations of our selected news media clearly indicate where differences in broader strategies are occurring. It is also nevertheless clear that for more reliable and extensive results, expanding both the kinds of audiovisual materials analyses and the kinds of strategies at issue, it will be essential to move beyond time-intensive manual annotation. Augmenting this work further by the development and application of automatic and semi-automatic annotation is consequently a further central goal of the FakeNarratives project, for which we adopt a two-pronged approach combining foci on visualization and automated analysis.