Breeze in Busan / Partnerships
Partnerships
Breeze in Busan works with institutions, organizations and commercial partners on clearly identified projects. These relationships do not determine what the newsroom covers or how it reports.
Access ≠ endorsement
Partnership ≠ coverage
Sponsorship ≠ editorial control
01 / Editorial boundary
Editorial decisions stay with the newsroom.
A partnership does not give an outside organization authority over newsroom coverage, sourcing, framing, headlines or editorial conclusions.
Where an external relationship is materially relevant to independent reporting, Breeze may disclose that relationship so readers can evaluate the work in context.
Read Editorial Standards →02 / Collaboration
Ways to work with Breeze
Institutional collaboration
Projects with universities, research bodies, cultural institutions, civic organizations and other institutions where each party’s role can be stated clearly.
Sponsorship and advertising
Clearly identified commercial support or placement, separate from independent newsroom reporting.
Events and public programs
Panels, discussions, briefings and public-interest programs where Breeze has a defined editorial, publishing or convening role.
Research, data and special projects
Work built around research, public records, data or explanatory publishing, with outside support identified where relevant.
Rights and licensing
Republication, syndication, excerpts, image use and other licensing inquiries.
03 / Independence
What a partnership does not buy
- Guaranteed editorial coverage
- Approval of independent newsroom copy
- Selection of newsroom sources
- Control of reporting conclusions
- Undisclosed paid placement
04 / Disclosure
The relationship should be clear to readers.
When funding, sponsorship or commissioning is relevant to how a project was produced, the relationship should be identified in language appropriate to the arrangement.
Commercial material should remain distinguishable from independent editorial work.
05 / Inquiry
Propose a partnership.
Tell us who you are, what you are proposing and the expected timing.