How this desk works
RevoluTimes writes about people and companies who dispute what is written about them, and this policy sets out its method.
Naming a person or a company
An allegation is attributed to the document or the party making it, never presented as a finding of this publication.
Anyone named in a critical context is offered the chance to reply before publication.
Documents before narrative
Court records, corporate filings and regulator decisions are cited with their reference and their date.
A leaked document is described for what it is, including what could not be verified about it.
News, analysis and opinion: RevoluTimes
Each piece states which of the three it is, and an analysis does not borrow the tone of a report.
A forecast is attributed to whoever makes it, together with the assumptions it depends on.
Corrections and the right of reply
A correction is made in the article itself and carries the date on which it was amended.
A reply or a rectification can be requested through the contact form, including by a party named in a file.
Who signs a file
Author pages state the subjects a contributor follows, without claiming a posting, a bureau or an accreditation.
What this publication is not: RevoluTimes
RevoluTimes runs no wire service, keeps no correspondent abroad and offers no reputation management.