Editorial policy
Non-negotiable rules applied automatically to every item before publication.
Selection
Every collected item is scored on industry relevance, source authority, timeliness, novelty, industrial impact, practical usefulness, reliability, geographic reach and potential interest. Only items above the configured threshold are published; the rest are discarded or kept in a non-public technical queue.
Verification
Sensitive or high-impact information — acquisitions, insolvencies, closures, accidents, new regulations, significant price moves, layoffs, mergers, investments and financial statements — requires one official source or two independent reliable sources. Without confirmation the item is discarded or explicitly presented as unconfirmed.
What we never do
We never invent data, dates, prices, statements, quotes, companies, products, standards, sources, people, events or statistics. We do not publish content whose source cannot be identified. We do not turn commercial announcements into apparently impartial news without stating their nature. We do not write misleading headlines and we do not publish duplicates.
Deduplication
When several sources cover the same event we publish a single article and cite the most authoritative sources. If new information emerges, the existing article is updated and enriched with the additional sources.