How CNET Makes Money: Content Labeling and Revenue Sources Explained - CNET
At CNET, we don’t charge a subscription fee. All of our excellent, independent journalism is available free of charge for everyone. We pursue a variety of revenue sources to support our work, including selling space on our site to advertisers, licensing our content to partners and more.
We adhere to the strict standards of editorial integrity that have earned your trust throughout our 35-year history. In the spirit of transparency, here’s a guide to how we identify sources of revenue related to our content.
Key principles
CNET writers and editors follow a few core tenets that guide how we label our work. These are non-negotiable and spelled out below.
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- Independence: Editorial coverage, including stories, videos, product reviews, recommendations, and advice, is determined solely by our editorial organization for the benefit of the audience, without any advertising, marketing, or other business considerations.
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