Source register · Jul 22, 2026
Fastly media coverage
5 qualifying articles recovered in the first 14 days after disclosure across 4 of seven publisher families.
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Article-level evidence
What was counted
Every row passed the explicit-company-name, publisher-family and 14-day-window rules. Recorded titles may be normalized from a durable URL or research ledger when the publisher page is blocked or no longer exposes its original metadata.
| # | Publisher family | Window | Date evidence | Framing | Recorded article title | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bloomberg | First 48 hours | Jun 9, 2021 | Adverse event | Fastly outage shows web still vulnerable to key provider failure | Publisher page: Fastly outage shows web still vulnerable to key provider failure |
| 2 | Fox | First 48 hours | Jun 8, 2021 | Descriptive | What is Fastly, and why did popular websites experience outages? | Publisher page: What is Fastly, and why did popular websites experience outages? |
| 3 | Reuters | First 48 hours | Jun 9, 2021 | Adverse event | Fastly blames software bug for major global internet outage | Archive copy: Fastly blames software bug for major global internet outage |
| 4 | Reuters | First 48 hours | Jun 8, 2021 | Adverse event | Fastly: the company behind a global internet outage | Publisher page: Fastly: the company behind a global internet outage |
| 5 | The Washington Post | First 48 hours | Jun 9, 2021 | Mitigation or action | Fastly apologizes for outage, breaks down bug that hobbled major websites | Publisher page: Fastly apologizes for outage, breaks down bug that hobbled major websites |
Framing is local to the headline. Descriptive, adverse-event, mitigation/action and favorable labels do not measure reader sentiment, publisher stance, blame or reputational impact.