Inkego · Media Kit · Rev. 2026.1
Expert-led journalism, ready for your columns.
Inkego is an independent newsroom. We find the experts, produce original interviews and features to full editorial standard, and syndicate finished stories to partner publications across the US and Europe — with clear rights and zero production overhead on your side.
About Inkego
An independent editorial operation built to feed quality publications with verified, expert-led stories.
We identify experts with something genuinely worth saying — researchers, founders, and operators across science and technology — and produce original interviews and features to full editorial standard: reported, written, fact-checked, and cleared with the subject before anything runs.
We then syndicate those finished stories to partner publications across the United States and Europe. For editors, that means a reliable pipeline of ready-to-run, verified material with clear rights and no production overhead. No money changes hands with our subjects, which keeps every piece unambiguously editorial — not sponsored, not native, not a press release.
Who reads our work
Our stories run in titles read by decision-makers, specialists, and the seriously curious. A representative profile of the aggregate partner audience:
Reader snapshot
- Primary geographies
- United States, United Kingdom, EU
- Reader profile
- Professionals, specialists & founders
- Median age
- 28–45
- Read on
- 63% desktop · 37% mobile
- Peak engagement
- Tue–Thu, mornings ET
By the numbers
Partner publications
Combined reach / mo
Stories placed
Median time to publish
Editorial verticals
Author draft-review
Cost to subjects
Continents covered
Formats we deliver
Every format is reported, written to house standard, fact-checked, and cleared with the subject before delivery.
- F.01Long-form interview / Q&AA prepared, on-the-record conversation with an expert.1,500–3,000 words
- F.02Feature profileA reported portrait of a person, lab, or company.1,500–2,500 words
- F.03Op-ed / expert columnAn authored column in the expert's voice, to house style.800–1,200 words
- F.04Explainer / thought-leadershipA clear breakdown grounded in expert commentary.1,000–1,800 words
- F.05News hit / quote packageFast expert reaction tied to a live news moment.Short turnaround
Editorial verticals
- V.01TechnologyAI, computing, and deep tech.
- V.02ScienceResearch from bench to field.
- V.03Health & BiotechTherapeutics and longevity.
- V.04ClimateEnergy and adaptation.
- V.05Finance & CryptoMarkets and infrastructure.
- V.06CultureScience and tech in daily life.
Sample work
A representative slice of recently commissioned and placed stories.
Where our work appears
Our stories have run in technology, science, biotech, and business titles across the US and Europe. The list below is representative; specific placements are available on request.
Who you'll work with
- 01Eleanor HartleyEditor-in-Chief · New York
- 02Marcus DelacroixManaging Editor · San Francisco
- 03Sophie BergströmCommissioning & Partnerships · San Francisco
- 04Priya RamanSenior Correspondent · Bay Area
- 05Daniel WhitfieldFeatures Writer · New York
Syndication terms & workflow
The terms
- Rights. First rights or time-limited exclusive rights by arrangement, agreed in writing before delivery.
- Embargoes. Where a story is tied to an event, we set and honour a mutually agreed embargo.
- Attribution. Every piece carries a named author byline; Inkego and author credit agreed per outlet.
- Corrections. Standard newsroom practice, coordinated directly with the outlet.
From brief to byline
- Day 0Brief & commission agreed
- Day 1–5Reporting, drafting & fact-check
- Day 6–7Subject review & sign-off
- Day 8–10Delivery & publication
Questions publishers ask
Is this sponsored or native content?
No. Interviews are free for subjects and no money changes hands with them. Every piece is editorial — reported, checked, and written to standard.
Who owns the rights?
We offer first rights or time-limited exclusivity by arrangement. Terms are always agreed in writing before delivery.
Can we request specific topics or experts?
Yes. Tell us what your audience wants and we'll commission accordingly, within our editorial standards.
How fast can you turn a story around?
Median time from commission to publication-ready is about ten days; news hits can be faster.
What does it cost?
Syndication terms are agreed per outlet and per package. Contact partnerships for current rates.
Let's get your column stocked with expert stories.