Accuracy, attribution and corrections
Our standards are designed to make the origin, limits and status of every report clear to readers.
Source attribution
Every news brief names the publisher on which it is based and provides a direct link to the original report. We distinguish publisher claims from independently established facts and avoid presenting a source-based brief as eyewitness or first-hand reporting.
Accuracy
Headlines should reflect the central verified development rather than exaggerate it. Summaries should preserve essential qualifications, identify who made consequential claims, and avoid adding background that is not supported by the available material. Developing stories may change; publication times and source links help readers assess the report in context.
Independence
Editorial selection is separate from advertising. Advertisers do not receive favourable news coverage, advance approval of editorial material or influence over corrections. Sponsored material, if introduced, will be clearly labelled.
Corrections
Credible correction requests are reviewed against the cited source and other reliable evidence. We correct factual errors, improve unclear attribution and remove material that cannot be responsibly maintained. Send the page address, the disputed wording and supporting evidence to contact@intelprisesystems.com.
Images
Images are displayed with the source publisher identified and a route to the original report. Copyright remains with the respective owner. Images that are unavailable, unsuitable or merely publisher branding are replaced by neutral site artwork.