Speir as a digital jurisdiction
Every Speir product—news, events, creator tools, ads, and AI—is governed by a unified trust framework, a Code of Ethics, and a universal consent model that puts people and communities first. :contentReference[oaicite:26]{index=26}
Speir Digital’s Code of Ethics sets expectations for all employees and partners, emphasizing compliance, integrity, and responsibility in every interaction. :contentReference[oaicite:27]{index=27}
- Applies to Speir News & Entertainment and InterQ operations.
- Defines responsibilities for leadership and staff.
- Documents reporting paths for illegal or unethical behavior.
Universal consent framework
Speir treats fans, creators, promoters, advertisers, and regulators as stakeholders in a shared trust layer, with explicit opt-in controls and SDVI-based scoring to prevent overreach.
| Stakeholder | Consent model | What we honor |
|---|---|---|
| Fans & users | Opt-in at account creation; feature-level toggles. | Data minimization, contextual ads, and “forget me” controls. |
| Creators & artists | Workspaces tied to rights and distribution choices. | Control over where content and data can appear. |
| Promoters & venues | Contracts and SDVI-linked performance data. | Clear visibility into credit scoring & underwriting inputs. |
| Advertisers & agencies | First-party & contextual data by default. | Transparent SDVI scores and audit-ready campaign logs. |
| Regulators & partners | Consortium channels and read scopes. | Access only to agreed-upon, policy-aligned datasets. |