Newsroom Magazine's principal mission is to credibly and responsibly inform readers about the world in which we live.

Skeptical Editing

What we present as fact is to the best of our knowledge true and sufficiently revealed to be relied upon.

Relevancy

What we publish is selected based on its news value and/or its national or global relevance to responsible citizens and those who seek to govern them.

Probity

What we publish is chosen to provide meaningful insight into, or clearer perspective about the world in which we live.

Fidelity To Fact

The foundations upon which our mission rest are fairness, accountability, responsibility and fidelity-to-fact.

Public Interest

Serving the public interest without fear or prejudice rests upon our collective commitment to a clearly defined code of ethics, and consistently applied journalistic standards and editorial practices.

The journalistic mechanisms by which we stand and to which we commit our reputation are credibility, relevancy and probity.

Searchable Repository

Fulfillment of our mission rests, in part, on Newsroom Magazine's searchable and globally visible repository of everything we publish.

Our mission requires that we record and index reports, findings and official statements about the role of government(s) in the world in which we live that are based upon editorial selection predicated upon credibility, relevancy and probity.

Governmental Content

To fully understand what government is doing, or failing to do, depends on a broad range of information about world and national issues and events. We focus on national and international stories -- most of which are related to U.S. government actions, decisions, legislation, regulation and military matters.

Spin And Propaganda

Government generated news and information is no more forthright, or accurate, or fair, or complete than any other source of information whose content is intended to support, explain or spin a single viewpoint. Governmental news releases, statements or testimony is by definition propaganda -- no matter how much substantive information surrounds it.

Information That Matters

Newsroom Magazine does not edit or modify government provided information, but we do consciously select and publish content that contains explicit information worthy of being permanently visible online.

What Government Says Matters

While our editors seek to publish government-sourced information for its factual foundations we knowingly publish, from time to time, governmental materials that are egregiously overstated, highly politicized, slanted to administration policy, or simply foolish or misguided.

Unvarnished Reality

What we publish is intended to provide the reader an unfiltered glimpse of government. We offer neither support for that which is best, nor criticism of that which is not. Our job is to validate that the source materials published by Newsroom Magazine are legitimate government delivered information.
The government, department, agency, or authority to which the content is attributed is solely responsible for the credibility, accuracy and fairness of what they said and how they said it.

World Wide Reference

Being an on-line publication means that the immense indexing capabilities inherent in our database(s) makes our content a repository of news and information that is easily accessible by anyone, anywhere and any time.

Responsible Adults, Skeptical Editing, Thoughtful Commentary

Those who form, select, edit, oversee, manage and/or author Newsroom Magazine content are charged with fulfilling our mission by way of a narrative, opinion, commentaries, essays, editorials, news analysis, and stories about the human condition and/or the American Experience.

Supplemental Content

Narrative content published by Newsroom Magazine is supported, when and where appropriate, by utility resources including definitions of terms or words that appear in both narrative and news content and/or logical definitions and constructs.

Newsworthy Content

In fulfillment of our mission we pledge to be responsible, credible and journalistically sound so that we might deliver newsworthy information and materials including that which reveals government in its own words absent fear or prejudice.