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Interviews
Long-form Q&As and conversations with the researchers, founders, and operators shaping their fields — prepared, on the record, and reviewed by the subject before anything runs.
Independent newsroom — San Francisco · New York · London — Est. as Inkego LLC
Original interviews and features, syndicated to the outlets that matter.
We find the experts. Publishers get the story. Inkego is an independent newsroom producing expert-led journalism for the publications people actually read.
Our work appears in
Wired
Ars Technica
MIT Technology Review
Quanta Magazine
IEEE Spectrum
TechCrunch
The Verge
Scientific American
New Scientist
Fast Company
VentureBeat
CoinDesk
STAT News
Forbes
Fortune
The Atlantic
Axios
Rest of World
40+
Partner publications
Quality-first titles across the US & Europe.
120M+
Combined monthly reach
Aggregate audience of our partner network.
500+
Stories placed
Interviews, features, and columns, and counting.
The best experts are often the worst at getting their story out. They are busy doing the work — running the lab, building the company, publishing the research — while the machinery of press coverage stays opaque, slow, and easy to distrust.
Inkego sits between those experts and the publications that want their stories. We handle the reporting, the writing, the fact-checking, and the placement, and we do all of it in the open — so nobody has to wonder whether the whole thing is a scam. Interviews are free for the subject; we earn by syndicating finished stories to our partner publications. That is the entire model.
The Practice
What we do
Three disciplines, one standard. Everything we make is reported, checked, and shown to the subject before it runs.
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Features
Reported profiles, explainers, and expert columns written to editorial standard. Not press releases — journalism with a byline and a point of view.
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Syndication
We place finished stories into the columns of partner publications across the US and Europe, handling rights, attribution, and embargoes end to end.
Coverage
Where we go deep
Six editorial verticals. We field editors who read the paper before the call.
- V.01TechnologyAI, computing, and the companies building at the edge of what's possible.
- V.02ScienceFrom the bench to the field — the discoveries that rarely make headlines.
- V.03Health & BiotechTherapeutics, diagnostics, and the science of staying alive longer.
- V.04ClimateEnergy, adaptation, and the people engineering a habitable future.
- V.05Finance & CryptoMarkets and infrastructure, covered with a researcher's skepticism.
- V.06CultureHow technology and science reshape the way we live and work.
We work for the story, not for a client's message.
The Process
How syndication works
From a first conversation to a published byline — four deliberate steps, no surprises.
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Commission
We find the story
Our editors identify an expert with something genuinely worth saying, and commission the piece — an interview, a profile, or an expert column.
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02
Produce
We produce it to standard
We report, write, fact-check, and send the draft to the subject for review before anything is published.
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03
Place
We match it to a publication
We place the finished piece with the partner outlet whose audience fits best, with clear rights and attribution.
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04
Publish
It runs — with a real byline
The story publishes in the outlet's column. The subject gets a link and shareable "as featured in" assets.
Latest
From the newsroom
A sample of recent work — and a look at how we explain ourselves.
Flagship interview
Science
Inside the Lab: A Biologist on Reading the Cell's Hidden Signals
What to Expect When Inkego Reaches Out for an Interview
How Syndication Works: From Our Desk to a Publisher's Column
