Pulse archive gains stronger evidence controls
Twelve migrated articles now carry source-backed publication dates, with stronger checks aligning legacy article cards to the evidence retained in each record.
McKercher Corporation has completed a record-integrity review across the Pulse archive. Twelve migrated articles that lacked dependable publication dates now carry timestamps recovered from archived page metadata.
The review also aligned legacy article cards with the evidence retained in each article. Automated checks now identify missing publication dates, unsupported figures in cards, missing chart records, and historical material presented without clear date context before publication.
This work applies the sourcing, review, and correction principles in the Editorial Standards. It helps public readers distinguish current guidance from historical business records and gives employees a clearer reference when discussing the group's published history. The group overview provides the business context for those records.
Use the source intended for the decision
Public references explain organisational context. Authenticated communication carries staff instructions, controlled material, and acknowledgement requirements.