Todayville Journalistic Principles and Practices
We wish to report accurate, balanced, timely and comprehensive news and information in the public interest.
Independence is a fundamental Todayville value; We will resist attempts at censorship or pressure to alter news content, real or apparent.
Integrity, fairness and transparency are at the foundation of our news gathering process. We are committed to reporting news without distortion or misrepresentation.
Getting it right is more important than getting it first. Our journalistic standards will not be compromised by the deadlines and pressures of 24-hour news.
We will not formulate news content based on our own personal cultural beliefs, opinions, corporate influences or those of anyone else engaged in its preparation or delivery.
News events and public issues may be analyzed and put into context, as long as comment or opinion is clearly identified and based on verified facts. It should be kept distinct from regular news coverage.
Factors such as race, national or ethnic origin, skin colour, religion, sexual orientation, marital status, and physical or mental disability will only be reported when relevant to news coverage.
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