
Independent minds. Informed worlds.
Noven Media is the independent publisher of techshooked, and the name that answers for its standards and corrections.
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The publisher
A publisher is the name that answers for the work. For techshooked, that name is Noven Media.
The publication keeps its own voice and identity. Noven Media holds it to a written standard for how stories are sourced, how errors are corrected and how commercial relationships are disclosed, and gives readers, partners and platforms one accountable point of contact.
- Publication
- techshooked
- Coverage
- Across technology
- Formats
- News and evergreen guides
- Contact
- contact@novenmedia.com

Independent technology journalism, built for practitioners.
News and evergreen guides for people who work with technology: what changed, and the context needed to understand it.
- Artificial Intelligence
- Hardware & Gadgets
- Software & Enterprise
- Cybersecurity
- Developer Tools & Programming
- Emerging Technologies
- Gaming & Entertainment Tech
- Tech Policy & Regulation
- Web Hosting & Cloud Services
Standards, in summary
The standard, in brief.
The principles behind everything Noven Media publishes. Each clause opens the full text.
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Go to the source.
Report from primary material and attribute what is claimed, so a reader can tell a verified fact from a company’s statement.
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Keep the record right.
Correct errors visibly and make reporting one simple: the article, the passage, the evidence.
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Make relationships clear.
Disclose affiliate and commercial relationships. A partnership never buys coverage or an editorial outcome.

Corrections
Accountable by name.
If something techshooked published is wrong, write to the publisher. Corrections are made visibly, under a published correction policy.
What helps us check it
- The address (URL) of the article.
- The passage you believe is wrong.
- A source that shows what is correct.
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Write to the publisher
contact@novenmedia.comOne address for corrections, partnerships, permissions and privacy requests.