Our sources

These are the newsrooms HIT.TV reads. We monitor them continuously, decide which of the day’s stories are worth your time, and write our own account of what happened.

Every HIT.TV story is written from scratch.

We do not republish another organisation’s article text and we do not run their copy through a rewriter. We read the reporting, decide what the story actually is, what matters in it and what to leave out, and then write it in our own voice with our own judgement of what it means. The underlying facts belong to the newsrooms that gathered them. The selection, the angle and every word you read here are ours.

World and politics

Conflict, government, and the stories moving countries.

BBC World
Guardian World
NYT World
Al Jazeera
France 24
Deutsche Welle
Euronews
NPR News
ABC Australia
Channel NewsAsia
South China Morning Post
Japan Times
Times of India
Times of Israel
AllAfrica
Buenos Aires Times
MercoPress

Business and markets

Equities, commodities, central banks and company results.

BBC Business
CNBC Top News
CNBC Finance
CNBC Markets
MarketWatch

Technology

The companies building the tools, and what they cost.

CNBC Technology
TechCrunch
The Verge
VentureBeat AI

Crypto

Digital assets, exchanges, regulation and on-chain money.

CoinDesk
The Block
Cointelegraph
Decrypt
CryptoSlate

Sport

Results, transfers and the money behind the game.

BBC Sport Football
Guardian Football
Sky Sports Football
ESPN Soccer

Culture

Entertainment and the people the internet is talking about.

We also watch a general Google News feed to catch stories breaking outside the list above. It is a discovery tool rather than a newsroom: anything it surfaces is credited to the organisation that actually reported it.

This list changes as the desk changes, and this page changes with it. We name only the publications we genuinely read — we do not claim wire services we are not subscribed to. How we handle accuracy, corrections and attribution is set out in our editorial standards.