Trust & transparency

Editorial Standards

The principles governing Newzz reporting, verification, automation and corrections.

Accuracy before speed

We verify material facts before publication and use cautious language when information remains incomplete or developing.

Source evaluation

Primary documents and official records are preferred. Important claims should be independently corroborated, while social and user-generated material is treated as a lead rather than proof.

Original work and attribution

Newzz publishes original summaries, explanations and analysis. We do not reproduce full third-party articles. Sources are credited and linked whenever practical.

AI-assisted journalism

Automation may assist discovery, organization, drafting, translation, formatting and distribution. It may not invent facts, citations, quotations or eyewitness accounts. Politics, elections, health, crime, legal allegations and public-safety coverage require stronger review.

Conflicts and commercial separation

Advertising must not influence story selection, facts, rankings or conclusions. Sponsored material is clearly labeled.

Corrections

Material errors are corrected promptly and transparently. Significant changes remain visible in the article update record.