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Urban Weekly Briefing

Partnerships

Urban Weekly Briefing considers collaborations that fit its focus on streets, public spaces, buildings, movement and city life, while keeping editorial work distinct from partner material.

Possible collaborations

Proposals may include clearly labelled explanatory features, reader resources or relevant partner placements. A suitable collaboration should have a direct connection to the publication’s subject and provide readers with a plainly stated purpose. Send the idea, intended audience, proposed format and any relevant materials through the Contact page.

How material is labelled

Paid or partner-supported content is identified clearly as such, and partner links or placements are presented in context. Labels are not used to imply independent endorsement. We reserve the distinction between editorial coverage and material created or supplied for a partner.

Editorial boundaries

Partnership does not buy an editorial conclusion, a particular review or a guarantee of coverage. Proposals must not depend on unsupported claims or ask us to present promotion as independent reporting. We may decline work that does not fit the subject or these boundaries.

Our point of view

A city is more than its skyline

Its character is also made in the street, the threshold and the spaces between destinations. We look at those details without reducing a city to a checklist or a postcard.

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