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talker.news is a curated source of news stories and data-driven content for publishers and broadcasters. We produce stories to spark conversations and inspire on-air moments.
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How does talker work?
Research stories, infographics and on-air scripts, powered by Talker Research are freely available for publishers and broadcasters to use. It’s that simple.
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Who are we?
talker has a proud heritage of delivering evocative, data-backed stories to some of America's biggest publishers. We provide original content powered by Talker Research alongside insightful reporting from Talker News.
We have an editorial team producing newsworthy content and research that covers a broad range of topics. Every talker story is produced to the highest standards. Written to engage readers. Fact-checked and edited to be clear and concise.
Talker Research is our in-house market research division driving our data-led storytelling. Talker Research team members are members of MRS (the Market Research Society) and ESOMAR (the European Society for Opinion and Marketing Research).
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