Partnerships
Prime Policy Review considers partnerships that help readers explore public policy while keeping editorial judgment independent and material clearly identified.
Kinds of collaboration
We consider relevant educational, publishing, event, and reader-resource collaborations when they suit the publication's subject and serve a clear purpose. Proposals should explain the idea, intended audience, any material or funding involved, and what each party would contribute.
Partner placements
Relevant partner links or placements may appear across the site where there is a clear reader benefit and a suitable subject fit. Paid or partner-supported material is labelled plainly. Placement does not imply endorsement of a partner's wider views, services, or claims.
Editorial boundaries
Partners do not select our independent coverage, approve editorial conclusions, or control corrections. We may decline proposals that fall outside the subject, obscure who is responsible for a claim, or ask us to present promotion as independent reporting.
Make an enquiry
Use the Contact page to describe a proposed collaboration and any commercial or editorial conditions. Include enough detail for us to assess its relevance; an enquiry does not guarantee a placement or partnership.
A policy is also a way of seeing
The language of a rule sets boundaries and expectations. We slow down to notice what those choices mean, without treating explanation as professional advice.