Tiedotteilta

Tiedotteilta is a term originating from Finnish that translates roughly to "from press releases" or "from official announcements." It is used in a variety of contexts, often to refer to information that has been disseminated through formal channels, such as news agencies, company websites, or government publications.

When something is described as being "tiedotteilta," it implies that the information is considered official, verified, or at least originated from a source with the authority to make such statements. This contrasts with information that might be found on social media, personal blogs, or through word-of-mouth, which may be less reliable or unconfirmed.

In journalistic practice, "tiedotteilta" refers to the information that journalists gather directly from press releases issued by organizations, companies, or public bodies. These releases are often the starting point for news stories, providing factual details, quotes, and background information. Journalists may then build upon this foundation, conducting further research and interviews.

The term can also be used in a broader sense to denote a general awareness or understanding of events or situations based on official communications. For example, someone might say they are informed about a particular company's new policy "tiedotteilta," meaning they have read the official announcement. This usage emphasizes the source and the perceived legitimacy of the information.