Editorial policy

Our job is to make a complex industry legible. We prioritise accuracy, source transparency and a clear line between a confirmed fact and an interpretation.

Source hierarchy

For regulatory news we look first to legislation, regulators and government publications. For projects and financial results we use official company filings, investor updates and public authorities. For products we cite the manufacturer while making clear that technical specifications and performance claims are the manufacturer's own. For events we verify dates and programmes with organisers.

A press release is useful evidence of what its issuer announced; it is not independent proof that every forecast will occur. Opening dates, investment figures and rollout plans are described as targets or claims where appropriate.

Labelling and imagery

Articles use a category, publication date and a short source list. Analysis is labelled as analysis. Images are selected to support coverage of the subject.

Corrections and updates

We aim to correct factual errors promptly and transparently. Send the article link, the sentence at issue and a reliable supporting document to editorial@corventaris.com. Substantial corrections should be noted in the article; routine formatting changes may be made without a note. The date on an article is its publication date unless an update is specifically identified.

Commercial independence

Our publication does not carry deposit links, casino referrals, affiliate tracking, sponsored operator rankings or pay-to-play placement. Editorial source links are for verification. A source being linked does not mean Corventaris endorses its products, services or conduct.

Limits

Our content is news and analysis, not legal, financial, investment or gambling advice. Local rules change. A regulator's current guidance and the legislation itself should be consulted for a real-world compliance decision.