Panos London

Ideas for reusing our content

"Panos London radio features gave me the opportunity to explore another way of being informative and informing. When I first listened to the Information Society package, I was surprised to find exactly what I was looking for in features."  Ndiaga Seck, a Senagalese journalist

Content from Panos London includes the voices that are often left missing, bringing stories to life and allowing a full picture of the situation to emerge.

Our content can be used as a stand-alone feature for editors to reproduce, as for example Kenya's The Nation did with our article ‘The WTO media divide' on their frontpage, or our news stories that Se7en magazine is currently syndicating. But it can also be used as additional research for journalists writing content. As an African journalist explains articles and news on Panos London "helps me get an overview of what is going on around the world." Quotes and elements from Panos London features can help bring stories to life and give an opportunity for journalists to expand their areas of research.

Many other websites have already taken the opportunity to re-use Panos London content. There are a number of ways our content can be used on your website. Syndicating our RSS feed allows all our content to be disseminated.

For editors and journalists that are interested in specific regions, or topics, they can simply download the relevant content, be it an article, MP3, or film and re-upload it to their own website. The only exception are the photos that accompany the articles, which remain the copyright of Panos Pictures.

If you want any more information you can get in contact with media@panos.org.uk

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