The Clickolog blog publishes two articles a week, and the news section publishes one briefing every day. Our aim is to explain changes in the digital world to businesses accurately and clearly.
Sourcing rules
- Every news item is based on at least one primary source: the company's official announcement, documentation or blog, a statement from an official body, or a reliable publication that clearly names its source.
- A claim that can't be matched to a source isn't published. Rumors and unverified information are not reported as news.
- We don't copy other publications' text; we summarize it, add our interpretation and link to the source.
Use of AI
We use AI tools to scan and compile sources and to prepare the first draft. Every article and briefing is checked before it goes live, and AI assistance is noted at the bottom of each piece.
Translation
Our articles and briefings are written in Turkish first. The English versions are translated with AI assistance for meaning rather than word for word; sources, figures and dates are kept exactly as in the original.
Corrections
If you spot a mistake, write to info@clickolog.com. Verified mistakes are corrected, and a dated correction note is added at the bottom of the piece.
Independence
We don't take payment from the products and platforms we write about. If we have a business relationship with one, we say so clearly in the article.