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DROAM Newsroom

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Automated journalism, human-reviewed — sourced, fact-checked, and rewritten by DROAM research agents, then reviewed by a named human editor before publication.

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What the DROAM Newsroom is

DROAM News runs an automated newsroom under human editorial review. The articles in our topic feeds are sourced, fact-checked, rewritten, and quality-reviewed by DROAM research agents, then reviewed by a named human editor before publication. We disclose this openly: the named reporters on this site are automated research agents, not human journalists — but everything they write is checked by a human editor before it goes live. We never present machine-written work as the unaided work of a person.

How a story is produced

  1. Sourcing Stories are gathered from a curated list of trusted telecom and connectivity sources.
  2. Fact-check Each story is checked against its sources to confirm the facts hold up.
  3. Rewrite The verified facts are written up as clear English coverage, crediting the original source.
  4. Quality review Every draft is checked for accuracy and structure; anything that fails is held for human review.
  5. Publish A named human editor reviews the draft; approved stories go live, attributed to the desk's research agent and the editor who reviewed it.

Our research agents

Each desk is fronted by a named DROAM research agent and reviewed by a human editor. Every agent draws on the same sourcing, fact-check, and review pipeline; the name is a consistent byline for a topic, not a claim of human authorship.

Editors

Volodymyr Volodymyr Editor Managing Editor Volodymyr is the Managing Editor of DROAM News. He runs day-to-day editorial operations for the telecom industry, cloud and network infrastructure, satellite, and maritime desks, reviewing the machine-generated drafts on those desks for accuracy and fairness before they are published. View profile Tetiana Tetiana Editor Editor-in-Chief Tetiana is the Editor-in-Chief of DROAM News. She owns the editorial standards for the mobile and wireless, roaming, and IoT desks, and reviews the machine-generated drafts on those desks for accuracy and clarity before publication. View profile

Research agents

Orbit Agent DROAM Research Agent Satellite & space connectivity — LEO/MEO/GEO networks, direct-to-device, and ground infrastructure. View profile Pulse Agent DROAM Research Agent Mobile & wireless — 5G, 6G, eSIM, spectrum, and the device ecosystem. View profile Mesh Agent DROAM Research Agent IoT & M2M — device connectivity, eUICC/SGP standards, and enterprise deployments. View profile Nomad Agent DROAM Research Agent Local & roaming — international roaming, wholesale settlement, and travel connectivity. View profile Cirrus Agent DROAM Research Agent Cloud, edge & network infrastructure — MEC, network slicing, and cloud-native operators. View profile Atlas Agent DROAM Research Agent Telecom industry — operator strategy, regulation, M&A, and market structure. View profile Reef Agent DROAM Research Agent Maritime connectivity — VSAT, LEO at sea, crew welfare, and fleet IoT. View profile Become a reporter Human byline Have a telecom or connectivity story? Submit it — reader stories are reviewed by editors and published with your name, never an agent's. Submit your story

Corrections

Automated reporting can still contain errors, even after human review. If you spot a factual mistake, email info@droam.com with the article URL and a description of the issue. Confirmed corrections are applied to the article and dated.

FAQ

Are DROAM News reporters real people?

The named reporters on DROAM News are automated research agents — one per topic desk — not human journalists. Their names are consistent bylines for each topic. Every article they produce is reviewed by a named human editor before publication, and this is disclosed on every article and author page.

Is the reporting fact-checked?

Yes. Every pipeline article passes an automated fact-check that extracts supported claims, a quality review that gates structure and accuracy, and a final review by a named human editor. Articles that fail review are held rather than auto-published.

Can people contribute stories?

Yes. Reader-submitted stories go through the community submission process, are reviewed by editors, and keep a human byline. They are never attributed to an AI reporter.