NewsQuoted is a record of what world leaders and technology chief executives actually said — verbatim, attributed, and linked back to a primary source. No spokespersons. No paraphrase. No press-release spin.

Where the quotes come from

Every quote is drawn from published news coverage monitored across the global press in near-real-time, then traced back to the original article. We never present a quote we cannot link to a primary source.

How we verify a quote before publishing it

A quote is only published when it passes a two-check rule: (1) the wording is a literal, character-for-character substring of the source article, and (2) the sentence that attributes it actually names the speaker. If we cannot confirm who said it, we drop it rather than guess — misattribution is the one mistake we refuse to make.

What we deliberately leave out

We track named people only, so every quote is that figure's own words. We don't reproduce article bodies or outlet headlines — only the short verbatim quote, with attribution and an outbound link to the original reporting.