Editorial Policy
This policy outlines the standards and practices that guide reporting at The Grey Terminal.
Introduction
The Grey Terminal covers business, finance, technology, artificial intelligence, digital assets and the wider economy. Our reporting is guided by evidence, verification and a commitment to providing readers with clear and reliable information.
1. Accuracy and Verification
- We seek to verify information before publication.
- Whenever possible, reporting is based on original documents, public records, direct interviews, company statements and other primary sources.
- Figures, quotations and claims are reviewed before publication.
- If a factual error is identified, we review it and make corrections where necessary.
2. Editorial Independence
- Editorial decisions are made independently.
- Advertisers, sponsors and commercial partners do not determine news coverage.
- Paid content is clearly identified and separated from editorial material.
3. Corrections and Updates
- Articles may be updated as new information becomes available.
- Material corrections may be accompanied by an editor's note.
- Clarifications may be added when additional context is needed.
- Further details are available in our Corrections Policy.
4. Sources and Attribution
- Information is attributed whenever possible.
- Anonymous sources may be used when information is in the public interest and cannot reasonably be obtained on the record.
- Readers should be able to understand where information originated and why a source was used.
5. Conflicts of Interest
- Writers and editors are expected to avoid activities that could compromise their independence.
- Potential conflicts relevant to coverage should be disclosed.
- Editorial decisions must not be influenced by personal, financial or political interests.
6. News, Analysis and Opinion
- News reporting focuses on verified facts and developments.
- Analysis provides context and interpretation based on available evidence.
- Opinion pieces, commentary and guest contributions are clearly labelled.
7. Ethical Standards
- We do not knowingly publish false or misleading information.
- Plagiarism and fabrication are not permitted.
- Sources are treated fairly and professionally.
- Reporting is conducted in accordance with established journalistic principles.
8. Transparency
- Readers are informed when significant updates or corrections are made.
- Commercial relationships are disclosed where relevant.
- Editorial and advertising content remain separate.
Our Commitment
The Grey Terminal aims to produce reporting that is accurate, fair and useful. Trust is earned through careful reporting, transparent corrections and a consistent commitment to getting the facts right.