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This editorial policy explains how we select and review the content and tools you see on our site, how we separate advertising and sponsored content from news content, how financial or other influences from outside our company affect our website, and how you may contact us to ask questions or comment on our websites. This editorial policy only applies to dailycricket.com.bd. We are not responsible for how other websites handle editorial once you leave our website.

DailyCricket is determined to provide fact, accurate and unbiased information. DailyCricket hires professional content writers who are solely accountable for content design, development and maintenance process. In our policy, we separate the editorial content from any content influenced by our advertisers, sponsors or beneficiaries.

The content material we create is written by our staff writers, journalists and reporters whom we commission on a daily, weekly or monthly basis. Our in-house editorial section checks and evaluates all content before make it live on our websites. DailyCricket reviews site content regularly to ensure that it remains relevant and up-to-date. Where necessary, content found to be incorrect or out of date is corrected, updated, or removed. We design these areas to make it clear to the user that how we deal with our content.

We offer company logos or links to other websites throughout our website for reference. These logos and links are not intended to indicate that we endorse or recommend these entities to users. When we make an endorsement, we clearly mention that fact in connection with the logo or link given. Daily Cricket editorial policy won’t be in action when you are leaving our websites for another site.

Like most content-driven news portal sites around the world DailyCricket generates revenues through advertising and sponsorship that includes banner advertising, native advertising, video advertising and sponsored posts. We clearly detached sponsored content from non-sponsored content and we make it known; we may acquire revenues from third parties related to advertising sponsored by others on our website, including advertising revenues, commissions on consumer purchases, fees based on consumer use of links to other websites and pages. We believe we can upgrade and change user experience through your invaluable input. Please feel free to contact us for comments, questions and complaints by sending an email to [email protected].

Integrity is the base of our ethics policy as DailyCricket strives to ensure the free exchange of information that is accurate, fair and thorough. We have four core values: 1) Seek truth and report it 2) Minimize harm 3) Act independently and 4) Be accountable and transparent.

This online cricket website avoids any conflicts of interest or the appearance of conflict of interest wherever and whenever possible. We accept no preferential treatment that might be rendered because of the positions we hold. We neither seek nor accept gifts and free trips from news sources, except invitations to meals. We do not accept payment – either honoraria or expenses – from governments or government-funded organizations, and any political groups or similar organizations that take positions on controversial issues. A reporter or editor also doesn’t accept payment from any person, company or organization that he or she covers. Broadcast organizations, educational institutions, social organizations and many professional organizations usually fall outside this provision unless the reporter or editor is involved in coverage of them.

DailyCricket reporters and editors are committed to fairness. The concept of fairness is something that editors and reporters can easily understand and pursue. No story is fair if we omit facts of major importance or significance.

What’s trending? This is the common question in today’s digital media. It’s important to understand society’s taste and values in order to be part of the next generation’s common vocabulary. But we avoid any vulgarity and obscenity while telling a story, only if editors believe such element is required in the content.

We protect our professional integrity while using social media networks: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube etc. We are very much mindful of preserving reputation of DailyCricket. Every comment or link we share is considered public information, regardless of privacy settings.

DailyCricket reporters and content developers have responsibility for reporting, writing, and fact-checking their stories. Content doesn’t go live in our website without reviewing or checking the fact by the editors.

We are responsive in correcting errors in material published on our digital platform. Our goal is to inform the readers as quickly as possible what was wrong and what is correct when we correcting a content. When our journalism is factually correct but the language we used to explain those facts is not as clear or detailed as it should be, we rewrite the content and added to the story.