Editorial policy

How Signal reports the field.

Signal prioritizes accurate, useful context over volume. A story is published only when there is a substantiated development worth explaining.

Reporting standards

We begin with primary sources such as official company announcements, research papers, public filings, and institutional records. Material claims are checked against the source set, and the article identifies uncertainty, limitations, and whether a claim comes from a company or an independent source.

AI-assisted workflow

Signal may use AI-assisted research, drafting, and editing. The published result is reviewed against its cited sources; AI output is not treated as evidence. We do not publish invented quotes, unsupported numbers, or generated images presented as real reporting.

Corrections and updates

If a material error is found, we correct the article and update its timestamp. Meaningful follow-ups update the existing story when appropriate. Readers can report issues through the Contact page.

Visual provenance

Article visuals are real, topic-specific or clearly related source media. Each visual is credited, linked to its source asset, and checked for cross-story duplication.