Ethics Policy

The crew of New Business Herald is committed to producing content that is dependable and reasonable.
Our objective while reporting on a story is to always provide a complete, unbiased, and trustworthy picture.

Accuracy

The New Business Herald staff is dedicated to providing objective and informed sports coverage. Before publishing a piece of writing, its veracity and dependability can be verified by validating its facts and sources. Additionally, the documents are reviewed by several personnel at multiple checkpoints to confirm their accuracy. We make every attempt to keep this website’s content accurate and up-to-date, but errors may occasionally occur. A person’s poor judgement could lead to unintentional grave errors in judgement. New Business Herald has the right to provide retractions, clarifications, or corrections in such circumstances.

Fairness

Each New Business Herald employee is responsible for enforcing the company’s no-shading policy. The authenticity of our reporting is contingent upon the dependability of our sources, which we aim to establish by requesting that they reveal their objectives. It is essential to reach a compromise when discussing critical subjects.

To conceal their dishonesty, dishonest bookkeepers would erase vital data. Information that contradicts the truth is also unjust. It is unjust when a story misrepresents reality or misleads its audience. A thorough report will cover every relevant angle and be objectively written.

If the individuals or locations included in the narrative are not given the opportunity to refute the statements or assumptions made about them, the report cannot be considered fair. People need time to respond to what has transpired, what is occurring, and most significantly, what has been said about them.

Transparency

How trustworthy you appear to others will affect whether or not they will trust you. New Business Herald employees have assured us that they will take all efforts to avoid conflicts of interest.No one who brings us news ever offers us monetary or other incentives.
In addition, we do not accept funding from governments, government-funded organisations, government officials, political parties, or lawmakers with contentious opinions on particular issues.
Reporters and editors should not obtain monetary or other benefits from the organisations they investigate.In addition, all content published on the New Business Herald must contain the proper citation.You cannot use information from anonymous sources without the editor’s permission.In this situation, authors and editors must be able to articulate the source’s openness and reliability.