Editorial standards

Follow the source

News items identify and link the original publisher. Discovery services are never presented as the publisher. Community posts, aggregators and sources that do not pass the publication’s reputation policy are excluded from prominent news surfaces.

Classify what the headline supports

A story appears in a topic only when its headline contains specific evidence for that topic. More specific classifications take priority: a cyberattack that mentions AI is cybersecurity unless AI itself is the reported development.

Separate news and analysis

External news links are distinct from original Tech Little Brawta analysis. Publication dates and sources are shown. Companies’ claims remain attributed to those companies.

Use images honestly

News cards do not use generic stock images. A news image may appear only when it is specific to the item and its reuse rights and attribution have been recorded. Original Tech Little Brawta work follows the rights and evidence requirements published in our copyright and editorial controls.

Correct the record

Material attribution, timestamp, classification or factual errors are corrected or withdrawn. Readers and publishers can use the corrections channel to report a problem.