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FOR JOURNALISTS

Sell Your Stuff

A platform to sell your content -- whether you produce text, stills, video or audio.

FOR MEDIA HOUSES

Get Global Content

A platform that gives you instant access to tonnes of content from across the globe.

Set Your Price

A platform that gives you the freedom to set the price for the content you create.

The Quality Assurance

A platform that provides content that has been assessed and graded by senior journalists.

Reach Global Markets

A platform that lands your content in the in-boxes of media houses globally.

Commission Your Exclusives

A platform that allows you to commission stories from text and A/V journalists worldwide.

Blogs & More

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Credibility Crisis In The Media

The Future of Journalism in a Turbulent Economy: Innovation, Freelancing & Digital Marketplaces

The Art of the Pitch: How to Sell Stories As a Freelance Journalist

Q&A with Konstantina Buhalis, Contributing Writer, Detroit Metro Times

New Skills Mid-Career Journalists Should Learn

The Pros and Cons of Blogging as a Freelance Journalist

3 Things to Know About AI As a Digital Journalist

Q&A with Award-Winning Freelance Journalist, Entrepreneur, and Screenwriter Alysha Scarlett

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I think the “newsroom” — in 10 years — will be wherever reporters, writers, and editors have access to a computer and a phone. ..... It would not shock me if our industry went fully remote within the next decade.

Louisa Marshall

Senior Editor, A360Media

The rapid transformation of the industry really created hurdles, but also opportunities.

Ayan Mittra

Senior Managing Editor, The Texas Tribune

To some degree, everyone is a freelancer because the big media companies have gotten smaller as people have begun to learn more skills and sell their work to a lot of the media companies. That’s been one of the major shifts. Also the major shift has been in digital communication, and so people have more opportunity to create their own work.

Mona Austin

White House Correspondent, The Slice News

A platform that could connect reporters and media houses in such a way that both can be sure they will get what they were promised and where both could contribute to make the story happen will help many independent journalists and bring many untold stories to life.

Ksenia Kondratieva

Independent Journalist St. Petersburg, Russia

The perils of working as a freelance journalist in south-Sudan are many. Even holding a camera can put ones life in danger. Which is why most journalists seek to self-censor.

Carl Odera

Freelance Journalist, South Sudan

A win-win situation can be created. In the next five-ten years, the platforms that will survive are those that don't just commodify news...that are able to innovate, that are able to think out of the box.