Last updated: 6 August 2026
At Grayrowimrur, we believe that a publication asking readers to trust its reporting owes them transparency about who we are, how we operate, and how we make money. This Corporate Disclosure page sets out that information in one place. It explains our corporate identity, our ownership and governance, the independence of our newsroom, our sources of revenue, and the relationships and potential conflicts of interest that could, in principle, affect what we publish.
We hold technology companies to a standard of transparency in our reporting, and we hold ourselves to the same standard here.
1. Corporate identity
Grayrowimrur is an independent technology publication that operates the website at grayrowimrur.com. We publish articles, analysis, and commentary on technology, including artificial intelligence, hardware and semiconductors, companies and markets, technology policy, and consumer technology.
Our registered place of business is in West Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Our full contact details are provided at the end of this page. Where we are legally required to display registration details — such as an Australian Business Number (ABN) or company registration information — those details appear in the Site footer and in any applicable regulatory filings, and we will update this page to reflect them.
2. Ownership and governance
Grayrowimrur is privately owned and independently operated. We are not owned or controlled by any technology company, manufacturer, platform, telecommunications provider, investment fund, or political organisation, and no such entity holds an interest that would entitle it to direct our editorial coverage.
Our editorial decisions — what we cover, how we cover it, and what conclusions we draw — are made by our editorial team. Where ownership, investment, or governance arrangements change in a way that is material to our readers, we will update this disclosure to reflect that.
3. Editorial independence
Editorial independence is the foundation of our credibility, and we protect it deliberately.
Separation of editorial and commercial. Our journalism is produced independently of our commercial activities. Advertisers, sponsors, and commercial partners do not review, approve, or influence our editorial content, and they are not given advance access to our reporting or the right to change or veto it. A decision to cover — or not to cover — a company or product is never for sale.
No pay-for-coverage. We do not accept payment, gifts, trips, equipment beyond ordinary review loans, or any other benefit in exchange for favourable coverage, a positive review, or the removal or alteration of published content. Any review hardware or software provided by a company is used for evaluation purposes only and does not entitle the provider to influence our conclusions.
Following the facts. We form our views based on evidence and follow the story wherever it leads, including when it is unfavourable to an advertiser, a partner, or a company we have written about positively in the past.
4. How we make money
Running an independent publication has real costs, and we are transparent about how those costs are met. Our revenue may come from one or more of the following sources.
Advertising. We may display advertising on the Site, including banner advertising and advertising served through third-party advertising networks. Advertising is clearly distinguishable from editorial content. The presence of an advertisement does not imply our endorsement of the advertiser, its products, or its services, and advertisers have no influence over our editorial coverage.
Sponsored and branded content. From time to time we may publish sponsored content — material that a third party has paid to place. Where we do, we clearly and conspicuously label it as “Sponsored,” “Paid content,” “Partner content,” or similar, so that readers can always tell the difference between independent journalism and paid placement. Sponsored content is subject to our standards and is never presented in a way designed to deceive readers into believing it is independent editorial.
Affiliate links. Some of our articles may contain affiliate links. If you click an affiliate link and make a purchase, we may earn a small commission from the retailer or provider, at no additional cost to you. Affiliate relationships never determine which products we cover or the opinions we express. We recommend products and services on their merits, and the inclusion of an affiliate link does not change our editorial assessment. Where affiliate links are used, we disclose this to readers.
Other sources. We may also generate revenue from arrangements such as syndication of our content, memberships, or reader support, if and when we offer them. We will disclose material revenue arrangements that could reasonably affect reader trust.
5. Sponsored content and advertising standards
When we accept advertising or sponsored content, we apply the following principles:
- Paid material is clearly labelled and visually distinguishable from editorial content.
- Sponsored content must not be misleading, deceptive, or contrary to law, and must comply with applicable advertising standards and the Australian Consumer Law.
- We retain the right to decline any advertising or sponsorship that conflicts with our values, misleads readers, or is incompatible with our editorial standards.
- Advertisers and sponsors do not receive access to, or control over, our independent editorial content.
6. Coverage of companies, markets, and financial matters
Grayrowimrur regularly reports on companies, funding rounds, IPOs, bond sales, valuations, and related financial and market developments. We want to be clear about the nature of this coverage.
Not financial advice. Our reporting on companies and markets is journalism and general commentary. It is not financial, investment, or professional advice, and it is not a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any security or to make any financial decision. Readers should seek independent professional advice before acting on anything they read on the Site.
Managing conflicts. We take reasonable steps to identify and manage conflicts of interest that could affect our coverage of companies whose securities are publicly traded. Where a contributor has a material personal financial interest in a company that is the specific subject of an article, our policy is to disclose that interest within the relevant article or to reassign the coverage. We do not use our platform to manipulate markets or to promote securities in which we hold undisclosed interests.
7. Sources, accuracy, and corrections
Accuracy is central to how we operate. We base our reporting on primary sources wherever possible — including official company statements, regulatory notices, court filings, peer-reviewed research, and reporting from reputable outlets — and we distinguish clearly between confirmed facts, disputed claims, and our own analysis.
When we make a mistake, we correct it. If you believe we have published something inaccurate, please contact us using the details below. We review all correction requests and, where a correction is warranted, we update the affected content and, for material corrections, note that a change has been made. Our commitment to correcting errors is a core part of our accountability to readers.
8. Use of artificial intelligence
Given that we report on artificial intelligence, we are mindful of its role in our own work. We may use software tools, including AI-assisted tools, to support research, drafting, editing, or production. However, our published content is subject to human editorial oversight and review, and responsibility for what we publish rests with our editorial team, not with any automated tool. We do not publish content that has not been checked by a person, and we do not present machine-generated material as independent human reporting where that distinction would matter to readers.
9. Third-party content and links
Our articles frequently link to third-party websites and sources for reference and verification. We do not control, and are not responsible for, the content, accuracy, or practices of third-party sites. Links are provided for information and do not constitute an endorsement. Interactions with third parties, including advertisers, are governed by their own terms and policies.
10. Regulatory compliance
Grayrowimrur operates in accordance with applicable Australian laws, including the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Consumer Law (Schedule 2 of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth)). Our handling of personal information is described in our Privacy Policy, our use of cookies in our Cookie Policy, and the terms governing use of the Site in our Terms & Conditions. Together, those documents and this Corporate Disclosure page describe how we operate and the commitments we make to our readers.
11. Updates to this disclosure
We may update this Corporate Disclosure page from time to time to reflect changes in our ownership, revenue model, business relationships, or legal obligations, or to improve transparency. When we make changes, we will update the “Last updated” date at the top of this page. We encourage readers who care about these matters to revisit this page periodically.
12. Contact us
If you have questions about this Corporate Disclosure, our business practices, an advertising or partnership enquiry, or a correction request, please contact us:
Grayrowimrur
Email: [email protected]
Address: 300-372 Footscray Rd, West Melbourne VIC 3003, Australia
Phone: +61 (08) 8738 6572
We welcome scrutiny of how we operate. Transparency is not a formality for us — it is part of earning and keeping your trust.