A co-operatively owned music platform has launched this year – with over 20,000 members and a vision to become a ‘Mondragon of music’

"If I was less self-directed, I'd probably be freaking out."

Across the nation, far-right anti-migrant narratives amplified by the heritage media are fuelling hatred and misinformation. In response, we centre this edition on migration—celebrating Bristol’s dive...

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Investigate Europe is a cross-border journalism cooperative with reporters in 12 countries, along with collaborators from across Europe.

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As the first European press cooperative, Voxeurop is owned by its readers as well as its journalists, translators, partners and founders. The purpose of this project is to welcome all those who value ...

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The impact of the cost-of-living crisis on British credit unions and community lenders

Late Winter 2021 (Jan 2022) - No 163 Supplement - Constructing the co-operative imaginary: Journalism’s past, present, and emerging contributions

Cooperativism in cultural and tech sectors: Promises and challenges

This article understands entrepreneurial journalism as part of broader socio-economic developments associated with cognitive capitalism. Entrepreneurialism represents an attempt to accumulate profi...

Last year, freelance journalist and National Geographic alum Michael Greshko predicted that a worker-owned science publication would be born in 2024. On Thursday, his prediction came true with the lau...

Cooperative media outlets are breaking new ground in the news industry. Owned by their staff and readers, these democratically-run enterprises are focused on the public interest rather than profit. Independence and audience participation are at the forefront of their editorial policy.

In this episode we talk to Bram Souffreau, a co-founder and former journalist of Apache, and now the operational manager. Apache started in 2009 by the will of a group of journalists affected by a res...

How sociocracy helps our business to be more proactive, m...

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Co-op Cloud is a public interest infrastructure: it makes...