Our standards
Editorial policy
We build trust by clearly separating facts, context and editorial judgment. These standards apply to every article published by Publish Nexus.
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Topic selection and accuracy
We select events and trends relevant to technology, business or society. Our reporting aims to be factual, appropriately contextualized and clear about uncertainty.
Material information that cannot be reliably verified should not be presented as confirmed fact.
Sources
For current and specialist subjects, we use publicly available primary documents, credible news organizations and expert sources. Sources are listed with articles so readers can examine where key information originated.
Our articles must not reproduce substantial passages from sources and should provide an original, accessible account.
Use of artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence tools may assist with topic discovery, research, draft preparation, headlines, metadata and editorial illustrations. AI assistance does not remove Publish Nexus’s responsibility for published material.
AI-generated illustrations are editorial visuals and must not misrepresent themselves as authentic documentary photographs of an event.
Independence and commercial content
Editorial selection should not be controlled by an advertiser or commercial partner. Paid, sponsored or otherwise commercially influenced material must be clearly labelled.
Sensitive subjects
Articles concerning health, finance, law or security are for general informational purposes. They are not a substitute for individual advice from a qualified professional.
Corrections
We review and correct factual errors under our corrections policy. Readers can submit concerns through our public contact address.