These shows can serve as an excellent marketing platform that not only boosts visibility but also creates a sense of community connection.

Get in on the ground floor with a business model that has legs and a future despite A.I.

It's easier than you think to create some content that Newsload will give you cash for. Give it a try. It's free to submit.

We're looking for independent creators in London and region to produce and submit news shorts destined for our Newsload YouTube channel.

Build portfolio, work with fun local talent, meet stars, get community exposure and third party recognition.

The Newsload is a comedy journalism franchise that does what the DAILY SHOW or RICK MERCER did on the national level, on the local level.

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If you can mix it up with folks you've never met, get them laughing and make it work on camera, we can offer you a shot at making some money

Want to make your event extra fun? Give your organization or personal profile informative content viewers want to share? Get us to cover it.

Submit an article, an idea, a video. Don't think you have to be funny. You don't. The voices were looking for are casual and conversational

In this blog I outline the raw resources you need, available almost everywhere in the western world, to build your Newsload Editor's team.

Bryan Bakker says the Newsload can, not only save local journalism, but turn the tide on disinformation and even extremism.

We interview politicians, if they're brave enough, and aspiring politicians, if they're bold enough, in a fun and lightly grotesque way.

In this report outlines what we found when we researched satire in relation to local news, audience habits and motives.

The Newsload Editor's Licensing Agreement protects your ability to use the brand in perpetuity, without interference from anyone.

What if there was a business model that could elicit interest in local news stories, pass them along to the pros AND be profitable?

While many in my life tune out the news, because it makes them feel anxious, I've crossed a critical point of no return it seems.