Guides
Named journalism creates a public evidence trail: bylines, editorial review, subject coverage and independent publication history. Search and AI systems can use that trail only when the reporter, their work and the publications carrying it are connected clearly.
These guides examine author schema, machine-readable bylines, press signatures, source authority, human verification and the relationship between journalists and knowledge systems. They also address synthetic content and hallucination risk in high-trust subject areas.
The collection is for reporters, editors and organizations that need authorship to remain attributable beyond a single article. It focuses on durable identity signals and verifiable editorial records, not follower counts or generic personal-brand tactics.
16 published guides in this collection.
