QUASA Media in 46 Languages

Our Language Editions

All 46 editions publish several original articles every day. Each provides a full editorial offering, from major technology news and timely announcements to reviews and in-depth expert analysis.

Original Articles, Not Translated Editions

Every QUASA Media language edition publishes original editorial articles developed specifically for that edition.

We do not build our editions by translating or adapting articles from an English-language master edition, from another QUASA Media language version or from other publications. Each edition develops its own articles through its own selection of topics, sources and editorial approaches.

The editions have distinct editorial agendas. Their coverage reflects the geographic, national and cultural context of their readership rather than reproducing a common feed in different languages.

A major event may be covered in several editions. When that happens, each article is developed separately, with its own reporting context, structure and perspective.

Shared events do not mean identical articles. Each edition contributes its own coverage.

Global Technology, Local Relevance

Technology develops internationally, but its impact differs across countries, markets and communities.

Each QUASA Media edition combines coverage of major international developments with relevant local and national news, events and trends. Editorial selection takes account of the wider technology landscape alongside the interests and circumstances of readers in that language.

This includes attention to local innovation, national developments and emerging trends that may receive less coverage elsewhere.

Our aim is to make each language edition relevant in its own right: connected to global technology developments while attentive to the context in which its readers live and work.

Several New Articles Every Day — in Every Language

All 46 editions follow the same publishing cadence: several new original articles every day.

No language edition is treated as a secondary, shortened or reduced-content version. Every edition maintains a full range of coverage, including major news, significant events, timely announcements, reviews and substantive expert analysis.

The topics, priorities and individual articles differ between editions. The commitment to regular publication, breadth of coverage and editorial quality does not.

Each language edition is a complete editorial publication, not a supplement to another version.

Independent Editorial Selection, Shared Standards

Each edition selects its own material and determines its own editorial priorities. It does not simply follow the publication choices of another language version.

This allows different editions to give appropriate attention to the stories, developments and questions most relevant to their readers.

Across all languages, that editorial work operates within a shared framework for reviewing text, assessing sources, checking facts and correcting publications.

A distinct editorial agenda does not mean a different standard of accuracy or accountability.

Editorial Review and Verification

Editorial quality control combines automated methods and manual review.

For each language edition, the review process covers the text itself, the sources supporting it and the factual claims it contains. Articles are assessed for accuracy, clarity and relevance to the intended readership.

Automated methods support this process alongside human checks. Responsibility for editorial decisions and published content remains with QUASA.

The same approach to source verification, factual accuracy and text review applies across all 46 editions.

Corrections and Updates

Editorial responsibility continues after publication.

When an inaccuracy is identified, the relevant publication is reviewed and corrected. Articles may also be updated or clarified when additional information changes or improves the understanding of a subject.

Readers can report factual errors, unclear statements, source-related concerns or other editorial quality issues through the QUASA support form.

Please identify the article and the specific issue as clearly as possible, and include supporting sources where available.

Editorial Oversight and Contact

Editorial oversight across all 46 language editions is coordinated by Viacheslav Vasipenok, CEO of QUASA.

Each edition maintains its own editorial agenda within this shared framework of quality control and accountability.

Questions about editorial quality, factual accuracy, sources or corrections should be addressed to Viacheslav Vasipenok through the QUASA support form.

Please begin your message with:

• For the attention of Viacheslav Vasipenok — Editorial quality / correction request

Include the article’s web address, its language edition, the passage or issue concerned, and the correction or clarification you are requesting. Please provide relevant evidence or supporting sources where available.

Submit an Editorial Query or Correction Request