Verification standard
Product launches, specifications, pricing, policy changes, and corporate announcements require a primary source. Reported or disputed claims require two independent credible sources. Unsupported numbers, quotations, and superlatives block publication.
Analysis and opinion
Interpretation is labelled as analysis or opinion. Predictions are not reported as facts. Material uncertainty and missing information are stated plainly.
AI-assisted production
AI may assist with discovery, transcription, summarization, drafting, adaptation, imagery, voice, and video. A human remains accountable for source selection, factual claims, approval, corrections, sponsorship disclosure, and publication.
Corrections
A material correction creates a new version, updates every affected channel, and adds a visible correction note. The internal record preserves the version that was originally approved.
Sponsorship independence
Sponsors do not receive undisclosed editorial control. Paid placements are labelled clearly and are evaluated separately from independent editorial coverage.
Version 1.0 · Prepared August 5, 2026