Partnerships
Urban Screen Review considers carefully scoped collaborations that fit its focus on public screens and the urban settings around them. A partnership must be useful to readers and clearly distinguished from independent editorial work.
Formats we consider
Possible collaborations include clearly labelled explanatory features, commissioned visual material, event or project information, and partner placements across the site. Each proposal should specify its subject, format, intended audience, duration and the material or support being offered.
Editorial boundaries
Partners may provide factual material for review, but they do not approve independent editorial coverage or require favourable conclusions. We reserve the right to decline work that is misleading, outside the publication's scope or too close to an unlabelled advertisement. Relevant interests are disclosed.
Placement and labels
Partner placements may appear in designated areas across the site, including alongside editorial pages, but they are visibly identified as partner material wherever they appear. Labels remain attached to the placement, and partner links or messages are not presented as independent recommendations.
Start a conversation
Send a concise proposal through the Contact page with the subject, format, proposed placement and any relevant interests. We will assess fit and clarity before discussing terms; sending a proposal does not guarantee acceptance.
A screen belongs to its surroundings
We look beyond the image to the frame, location and conditions of viewing. Those details are part of what a public screen says.