TechDay FAQs
Answers to common questions about CMOtech, our editorial standards, submissions, corrections, product reviews, partnerships, terms, licensing, and privacy.
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Editorial standards
How TechDay keeps its reporting human-led, independent, clearly labelled, and correctable.
Working with TechDay
Practical guidance for PR agencies, sources, vendors, and communications teams working with TechDay.
Corrections and updates
How to report factual errors and what changes TechDay will or will not make after publication.
Product reviews
How TechDay handles product review requests, review samples, timing, and editorial independence.
Advertising and partnerships
How commercial work, media kits, paid content, and editorial independence fit together.
Terms, licensing, and privacy
Plain-English guidance for website use, content licensing, automated access, privacy, and commercial terms.
Common questions
What standards does TechDay apply before publishing?
Every TechDay story is reviewed with human editorial judgement, clear labelling, and accountability for factual accuracy.
Read moreHow should PR agencies work with TechDay?
Send complete, final, relevant technology announcements with clear contact details, source material, and any embargo information at the start of the first email.
Read moreHow do I report an error in a TechDay story?
Send the story URL, the specific text you believe is wrong, the corrected fact, and supporting evidence to corrections@techday.com or through the contact page.
Read moreHow do I submit a product for review?
Use the review request form and include product details, availability, region, loan terms, and a contact who can answer technical questions.
Read moreCan advertisers influence editorial coverage?
No. Commercial relationships do not control independent editorial coverage, timing, wording, or placement.
Read moreCan TechDay content be copied, scraped, mined, or used to train AI systems?
TechDay content is available for personal, non-commercial reading unless TechDay agrees otherwise in writing.
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