Corrections & Right of Reply
Last updated: May 19, 2026
Our commitment: AVALW News operates the AVALW Live Protocol, an AI-powered newsroom that monitors 70+ live television channels across 45+ countries. Every article passes through automated fact-checking, cross-referencing against search engines, and editorial review before publication. If an error is identified, we correct it promptly, typically within 72 hours.
Report a Factual Error
Anyone may report factual errors, misleading content, invented claims, or AI hallucinations in any AVALW article. To submit a correction request:
- Email office@avalw.com with subject line "Correction Request"
- Include the full URL of the article in question
- Identify the specific error (quote the incorrect passage)
- Provide evidence of the correct information (links to authoritative sources)
Response Timeline
- Acknowledgment: within 24 hours
- Investigation: within 48 hours
- Correction published (if warranted): within 72 hours
If a correction is made, the article will display a correction notice at the bottom indicating what was changed and when.
Right of Reply
Any individual or organization that is named or referenced in an AVALW article and believes the article contains material inaccuracies about them has the right to submit a reply.
How to Submit
- Email office@avalw.com with subject line "Right of Reply"
- Identify the article (full URL)
- State the specific claims you dispute
- Provide your response (max 500 words)
- Include proof of identity (to confirm you are the person/organization referenced)
What Happens Next
- We review your submission within 48 hours
- If the claim is substantiated, we will either:
- Correct the article and add a correction notice, or
- Append your statement to the article as a "Right of Reply" addendum
- If we disagree with the claim, we will explain our reasoning in writing within 7 business days
Retraction Policy
AVALW will immediately retract an article if:
- The article is found to be fundamentally inaccurate in its core claims
- The article contains defamatory content about an identifiable person or organization
- The article was based on fabricated AI outputs that cannot be traced to any legitimate source
- A valid DMCA takedown notice is received and upheld
Retracted articles are replaced with a notice explaining the retraction, the date, and the reason. The original content is removed from public access but preserved internally for legal records.
Our Editorial Process
AVALW News operates the AVALW Live Protocol, a rigorous multi-layer editorial system:
- Live broadcast monitoring: Our AI reporters monitor 70+ television channels across 45+ countries, 24/7, transcribing audio in real time on our own servers
- Cross-channel verification: When the same story is reported on multiple channels, facts are cross-referenced across all sources before publication
- Search engine verification: Key claims are additionally checked against Google and Bing search results to confirm the story is being reported by other outlets
- AI editorial review: An independent AI review system checks every article for factual accuracy, name spelling, headline quality, and editorial standards
- Source attribution: Every article identifies the broadcast source and timestamp where the story was first detected
- Reader verification: Every article includes "Verify on Google" and "Verify on Bing" buttons so readers can independently confirm the story
This system ensures accurate, reliable coverage produced within minutes of a story airing on live television. If you ever spot something that does not look right, please let us know. We investigate and resolve every report.