The Channel
Content Ethics
At Lawrence Systems, we stick to an ethical code of conduct for the content we share. It’s important to us that what we share is fair and neutral to the best of our abilities.
The YouTube Channel
We always attempt to have an unbiased viewpoint on all videos we produce. Every video is completely written by Lawrence Systems, and we maintain full editorial control. No company can pay for a preferential review or pay us to produce a video that we would not otherwise create for the channel. We choose to produce videos based on newsworthiness, personal interest, or our use of those products. We do communicate with manufacturers of the products and software covered on our channel and ask them to explain behaviors or comment on product deficiencies, so they can share their side of the story. No outside company or individual is given a preview of a video before publication.
Most hardware that we review on our YouTube channel was purchased by Lawrence Systems, either for review or as part of a project we are working on. Any hardware or software provided by the manufacturer for us to review is disclosed as such in the video.
Videos containing any sponsored content are explicitly labeled, both in the description of the video and verbally within the video itself. It will always be made clear what is being sponsored and the business relationship between the sponsor and Lawrence Systems.
We are a US based company and comply with the laws set forth by the FTC: Disclosures 101 for Social Media Influencers.
Huntress
Tom works at Huntress in a community and content role. Huntress has no rights over Lawrence Systems content and no influence on how it is made. Any video that covers Huntress or draws on Tom’s work there says so in the video and its description.
Google AdSense Advertisements
The advertisements placed on our YouTube videos are selected by Google’s AdSense platform, and we have no input or affiliation with the ads or the companies that produce them.