Editorial Independence
Editorial independence is the principle that decisions about what to publish are made by the newsroom, separately from commercial, ownership or political interests.
Why It Matters
It is the basis on which reporting can be trusted, and it has to be visible in structure and disclosure rather than only asserted.
Related Terms
- Business JournalismBusiness journalism is reporting on companies, markets, money and the decisions behind them, held to the same standards of sourcing and correction as any other reporting.
- AttributionAttribution is the practice of naming where information comes from, so a reader can judge it and follow it back to its source.
- Fact CheckingFact checking is the verification of claims in a piece of work before publication, against documents, data and named sources.
- Corporate GovernanceCorporate governance is the system by which a company is directed and held to account: the board, shareholder rights, disclosure and the controls over management.
VANTAGE52 Coverage
Published reporting filed under the topics behind this concept.
Trump, Xi and Silicon Valley Are Redrawing the Global AI Map
The White House meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping has placed artificial intelligence at the center of the U.S.-China relationship, while the presence of Silicon Valley’s most powerful technology executives has underscored how deeply AI has become tied to global economics, national security and geopolitical power.
Right Group And The Strategic Role Of Finance In Sustainable Growth
Growth makes its financial demands long before it returns them, so finance is treated as management.
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