NewscowLast updated: 4 October 2026
This policy sets Newscow's standards for entertainment and OTT, technology and AI, sports and cricket, gaming, creators and consumer news.
Accuracy and sourcing
Checkable facts should be supported by source links. We prioritise official announcements, original documents, event organisers, sports governing bodies, release platforms and direct statements. Where reliable reporting is needed, we attribute it clearly. A social media claim or viral post alone is not sufficient proof.
We distinguish confirmed facts from rumours, estimates, preliminary figures and opinion. Box-office estimates, prices, regional availability and release schedules should identify their source and relevant date or market. We should not present speculation as an official announcement.
Useful, honest coverage
Headlines and introductions must accurately reflect the article. Each story should add useful context rather than repeat a headline or create filler. Follow-up coverage should have a substantive new development; updates with the same search intent should normally improve the existing article instead of creating near-duplicate pages.
Timeliness depends on the story. Breaking updates, release guides and evergreen explainers require different checks and publication windows. Speed does not justify publishing unverified information.
Fairness and sensitive topics
Our standards require neutral political language and authoritative sourcing for sensitive claims. Allegations must be attributed and separated from established facts. Coverage of celebrities and creators should respect personal privacy and avoid unsupported claims about private lives. Relevant context and responses should be included when available.
AI-assisted work
AI tools may assist research, drafting or organisation. Their output must be checked against reliable sources and edited before publication. Newscow remains responsible for its published material. We do not publish invented quotations, sources or facts.
Images and commercial disclosures
Images must be original, authorised or appropriately licensed, with accurate descriptions and required credit. Illustrations should be identified when readers could mistake them for photographs or evidence of an event. Copyrighted press photography must not be copied or hotlinked without permission.
Paid or sponsored material and relevant affiliate relationships should be disclosed clearly when present. Commercial arrangements must not be presented as independent reporting.
Updates and corrections
Material errors should be corrected with a visible explanation of what changed. Developing stories may be updated as reliable new information becomes available. Send an error report to nroul09@gmail.com with the article URL and supporting source. See our Corrections Policy for the review process and our Contact page for inquiry guidance.