Editorial standards
Credibility is a practice.
The principles Noven Media holds its publishing to: clear sources, visible corrections and open commercial relationships. The full policies live on techshooked.
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Start with the source.
Primary-source-first reporting anchors the work in the material behind the story. Attribution lets readers tell a reported fact from a claim made by a company or an organization.
Context matters as much as speed. techshooked pairs technology news with evergreen explanations, so that a development can be understood beyond its headline.
Keep the record right.
A publication’s responsibility does not end when an article goes live. Visible corrections and an accessible correction policy are part of an accountable publishing practice.
To raise an issue, include the article’s URL, the passage in question and any supporting material. Corrections can always be sent to the publisher directly.
Make relationships clear.
Affiliate and commercial relationships should be visible to the reader. Commercial inquiries belong in a separate conversation from the accuracy of published coverage.
A partnership inquiry is not an agreement to coverage, a recommendation or any particular editorial outcome.
Stand behind the publication.
Noven Media is the publisher entity behind techshooked. Its role is to maintain the standards the publication is held to, and to provide one clear contact for publisher, legal, partnership and correction inquiries.
The publishing practice is quality-first, automation-supported and human-overseen.
Common questions.
Who publishes techshooked?
Noven Media is the independent digital publisher behind techshooked and the accountable party for its editorial standards and corrections.
How do I report an error?
Email contact@novenmedia.com with the article’s URL, the passage that appears to be wrong, and any source that shows what is correct.
Where are the full editorial policies?
The complete editorial standards and correction policy are published on techshooked, where they apply. This page summarizes the publisher’s approach and links to each one.
Can a commercial inquiry influence coverage?
No. A commercial inquiry is not a commitment to publish, recommend or endorse anything, and proposed collaborations are considered separately from editorial decisions.
Something we should look at?
Clear feedback keeps the published record accurate. Every correction request is read by the publisher.