Editorial Policy
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This page explains how Radar Digital decides what to publish, how articles are produced, and who is responsible for them.
Story selection
Every story is chosen by a person. The editor follows official announcements, documents, market data, and coverage from other outlets, and decides which facts deserve a Radar Digital publication.
The criterion is relevance for people who follow Artificial Intelligence, E-commerce, iGaming, Crypto, and Games: what changes for the companies, professionals, investors, and readers in those markets.
Use of artificial intelligence
Article text is produced with artificial intelligence tools, based on the information and sources gathered when the story was selected.
AI is a writing tool. It does not decide what is published, and no article goes live without human review.
Human review
Before each publication, the editor reviews the text: checks names, numbers, dates, quotes, and the context presented, adjusts what is needed, and only then publishes.
Whoever signs the article is responsible for what was published.
Bylines
Articles are signed by the editor, who publishes under a pen name, or by Equipe Radar Digital, the newsroom's collective byline. Each byline links to a page with the corresponding publications.
Sources
Information is attributed in the text itself to its origin, such as official announcements, documents, executives, companies, or other outlets.
When information cannot be confirmed, it is presented as a claim by whoever made it, not as fact.
Corrections
When we identify an error, or when a reader tells us about one, we correct the information directly in the article text.
To report a correction, send the article link and the details to the email below.
Independence
Editorial decisions are made by Radar Digital. Press releases, partnerships, or commercial relationships do not guarantee coverage or change article content.
Content is provided for informational purposes and is not investment or betting advice or professional advice.