Editorial Guidelines & Source Credits

Selection

Stories enter Pulse Wire only through public RSS/Atom feeds published by the newsroom itself. Feeds are chosen for editorial reputation, category fit and reliability of publication metadata. We do not scrape article pages.

Attribution

Each item displays the publisher name, original publication timestamp and a clearly labelled outbound link ("Read Original Source"), marked rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" and opened in a new tab.

Originals, honestly labelled

Originals, honestly labelled. Pulse Wire aggregates headlines and summaries from other publishers, and we do not present that aggregated material as our own reporting. Separately, articles on this site marked "Original Editorial" are written by our editors from verified facts drawn from public sources, which are cited at the end of each article. AI tools may assist with drafting those original articles, but every original is reviewed by a human editor before publication, and no quotation, figure, event or date is published unless it is supported by a cited source. If you spot an error in an original article, tell us and we will correct it.

Corrections

Factual corrections belong with the originating publisher. If a story is retracted upstream, it drops out of our index at the next ingestion cycle, and you can also report it to us directly.

Current source families

BBC News, Al Jazeera, Deutsche Welle, TechCrunch, The Verge, CNBC, ESPN, Sky Sports, Variety and ScienceDaily, among others. This list evolves as feeds change.