editorial standards
[/ˌɛdɪˈtɔːriəl ˈstændərdz/]
nounpl: editorial standards
padrões editoriais
1. The set of guidelines, principles, and criteria established by a publication or media organization to ensure quality, accuracy, consistency, and ethical integrity in published content
The newspaper's editorial standards require fact-checking before publication.
Os padrões editoriais do jornal exigem verificação de fatos antes da publicação.
2. Rules governing style, format, tone, and presentation of written material in publishing
All contributors must adhere to the magazine's editorial standards regarding citations and references.
Todos os colaboradores devem seguir os padrões editoriais da revista quanto a citações e referências.
3. Professional benchmarks for journalistic integrity, impartiality, and ethical conduct
The broadcaster violated editorial standards by presenting biased reporting.
A emissora violou os padrões editoriais ao apresentar reportagem enviesada.
Editorial standards are central to professional journalism in both Brazilian and American media cultures. In Brazil, compliance with editorial standards is particularly emphasized given the importance of combating misinformation and maintaining trust in media institutions. In the US, editorial standards are often tied to First Amendment considerations and professional journalism organizations like the Society of Professional Journalists. Both cultures value transparency about editorial standards as a way to build reader credibility.
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