No rumor mill.
No mystery sourcing.

What gets published

SiftWire publishes concrete developments supported by primary documents or clearly attributable reporting from established newsrooms. Official releases, filings, advisories and court records can originate a story. Other reporting must describe a concrete event and make its sourcing clear.

What gets rejected

Uncorroborated posts, vague anonymous claims, prediction dressed as fact, promotional material and recycled speculation do not enter the public feed. Confidence alone is never treated as evidence.

Sourcing and attribution

Every report is grounded in identifiable source material. Statements from officials, companies, researchers and other interested parties are attributed to them rather than presented as independently established fact. When several reports cover the same event, SiftWire compares their concrete claims and keeps direct links to the underlying material.

Corrections

Substantive corrections and updates are recorded as revisions. The public article reflects the latest verified information without silently rewriting the history of the story.