Sources and verification
BTW Media distinguishes confirmed facts, attributed claims, analysis, and unresolved questions. Editors prefer primary records and identify material uncertainty when the available evidence is incomplete.
Publisher transparency
BTW Media publishes evidence-led reporting and analysis about internet infrastructure, governance, and digital markets. These standards explain how the editorial team handles sources, bylines, corrections, commercial relationships, and AI-assisted work.
Reporting
BTW Media distinguishes confirmed facts, attributed claims, analysis, and unresolved questions. Editors prefer primary records and identify material uncertainty when the available evidence is incomplete.
A named byline identifies the author responsible for the published work. BTW Media remains accountable for publication decisions, corrections, and the standards applied to every article.
Authors and editors must avoid undisclosed conflicts that could compromise a report. Commercial access, membership, partnerships, or source relationships do not grant control over editorial conclusions.
Corrections process
Readers can send a factual correction, source clarification, or publication concern to editorial@btw.media. The editorial team reviews the supporting evidence and corrects material errors promptly.
A correction must not silently change the meaning of a report. When an amendment materially affects the published account, BTW Media identifies the update with the article when relevant.
Technology and support
AI tools may assist research organisation, translation, and illustrative image production. They do not replace the accountable byline or BTW Media's responsibility for the published work and its correction.
Editorial images must be relevant to the reported subject. Illustrative or AI-assisted visuals must not be presented as documentary evidence of an event that they did not record.
When a sponsor or another party provides material support connected to a publication, BTW Media discloses that relationship with the content. Support does not confer editorial approval or control.