CEAN publishes news for readers first. These standards guide how we select, prepare and maintain our coverage.
Accuracy and sourcing
Articles should distinguish confirmed facts from claims, estimates and developing information. We aim to attribute consequential statements to identifiable public records, organizations, officials or reporting sources when that context is available.
Headlines and summaries
Headlines should accurately describe the central development without exaggeration or unsupported certainty. Summaries should add useful context rather than repeat keywords or promise information the article does not provide.
Updates and corrections
Developing stories may change as new information becomes available. When CEAN identifies a material factual error, we correct the published page. Readers can submit correction requests to ceanonlinehelp@gmail.com with the article URL and supporting details.
Automation and AI-assisted tools
CEAN may use software and AI-assisted tools to monitor developments, organize source material, support drafting and improve metadata. Automation does not remove CEAN’s responsibility for the usefulness, accuracy and presentation of published material.
Commercial content
CEAN’s Digital Market is a separate commercial area of the website. Product and service pages are not presented as independent newsroom reporting.