Editorial Policy

Last updated: 13 November 2026

1. Accuracy and sources

• We report only what our sources support: established news outlets, official channel and studio releases, and public statements or posts by the people involved. We name our sources in the story.
• Rumours are labelled as rumours. We do not publish allegations about a person unless they are reported by credible outlets, and such stories receive an additional editor check.
• We do not invent quotes, figures or reactions.

2. How stories are made — use of AI

We use software tools, including AI language models, to monitor trends, transcribe official teasers and episodes, and prepare first drafts of stories, captions and video scripts. Voice-overs in our video reports are generated with a text-to-speech voice.

No story is published automatically. Every draft is reviewed, edited where needed, and approved by a human editor before it appears on the site or on our social media pages. The editor is responsible for its accuracy.

3. Drama previews and recaps

Previews are based on the official teaser published by the channel and are presented as what the teaser suggests, not as confirmed plot. Recaps summarise an aired episode in our own words.

4. Use of clips and images

We use short excerpts of broadcasts and images for news reporting, commentary and review, with credit to the owner. Rights holders can ask us to remove material — see the contact page; we act on valid requests promptly.

5. Corrections

If we get something wrong, we correct it and update the story’s “updated” time. Send corrections to [email protected].

6. Reader comments

Comments are reviewed before they appear. We do not publish abuse, hate speech, personal attacks, spam, or private information about anyone.

7. Advertising

Advertising is clearly labelled and kept separate from editorial content. Advertisers do not influence our coverage.