Dutch Business Review Editorial Standards

Dutch Business Review follows Meridian Review Group's common editorial standards and supplements them with a publication-specific research methodology.

Group-wide standards

The authoritative group policy covers sourcing and verification, corrections and updates, byline accountability, commercial independence, conflicts, market data and AI-assisted production. Rather than duplicating the same policy text across seven domains, the common standard is maintained centrally by the publisher.

Read the Meridian Review Group Editorial Standards.

What is specific to Dutch Business Review

It does not assume that every supplier in the semiconductor ecosystem earns most of its revenue from chips, and it keeps Eindhoven municipality, Brainport, North Brabant and national figures distinct.

Its core evidence base includes Statistics Netherlands, De Nederlandsche Bank, Dutch ministries and regulators, grid and port operators, company filings and national semiconductor-roadmap material.

The detailed Dutch Business Review Research Methodology sets the title-specific rules for source hierarchy, datasets, project stages, geographic definitions, company classifications and review cadence.

Corrections and bylines

Substantive updates retain the original publication date and carry an accurate update date. Material factual corrections are explained visibly and recorded in the Corrections & Clarifications ledger. Named bylines are assigned according to the writer's beat, while Editorial Team bylines are reserved for work genuinely produced or maintained collectively by the desk.