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'''Novara Media''' is an independent media group based in [[London|London]]. Its mission station is to create a "new media for a different politics". Novara began as a radio show in June 2011, co-hosted by Aaron Bastani and James Butler, broadcast on [[Resonance FM]]. The radio show, now branded #NovaraFM is described by Resonance as "discussion show dedicated to political theory, current affairs". Guests have included [[Owen Jones (writer)|Owen Jones]], [[Paul Mason (journalist)|Paul Mason]], [[Laurie Penny]] and [[David Harvey]].
In 2013 Novara Media expanded into video with Novara TV, and later started publishing regular text articles with Novara Wire in 2014.
In 2015 the [[Institute for Public Policy Research]] referred to Novara Media and [[openDemocracy]] as examples of innovative websites which provide alternative commentary on British politics<ref>{{cite web|title=IPPR Report: "The democracy commission: Reforming democracy to combat political inequality" |url= http://www.ippr.org/read/the-democracy-commission-reforming-democracy-to-combat-political-inequality#reviving-our-democracy-addressing-political-inequality | accessdate = August 26, 2015 }}</ref>.
To date, Novara Media has published video interviews with a range of politicians such as Labour leader [[Jeremy Corbyn]] during the leadership election, Green MP [[Caroline Lucas]] and the independent Tower Hamlets councillor [[Rabina Khan]].
== References ==
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== External links ==
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*[http://www.wire.novaramedia.com/ ''Novara Wire'']
* [http://www.rabble.ie/2015/10/02/sparechange-londons-novara-media-is-building-a-war-chest/ ''#spareChange: Help London’s Novara Media Build A War Chest'' - Rabble interview with Aaron Bastani]
* [http://tankmagazine.com/issue-61/talk/novara-media ''Novara Media'' [[Aaron Bastani]] and James Butler in conversation with [[Tank (magazine)|TANK Magazine]]]
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'''Novara Media''' is an independent media group based in [[London|London]]. Its mission statement is to create a "new media for a different politics". Novara began as a radio show in June 2011, co-hosted by Aaron Bastani and James Butler, broadcast on [[Resonance FM]]. The radio show, now branded #NovaraFM is described by Resonance as "discussion show dedicated to political theory, current affairs". Guests have included [[Owen Jones (writer)|Owen Jones]], [[Paul Mason (journalist)|Paul Mason]], [[Laurie Penny]] and [[David Harvey]].
In 2013 Novara Media expanded into video with Novara TV, and later started publishing regular text articles with Novara Wire in 2014.
In 2015 the [[Institute for Public Policy Research]] referred to Novara Media and [[openDemocracy]] as examples of innovative websites which provide alternative commentary on British politics<ref>{{cite web|title=IPPR Report: "The democracy commission: Reforming democracy to combat political inequality" |url= http://www.ippr.org/read/the-democracy-commission-reforming-democracy-to-combat-political-inequality#reviving-our-democracy-addressing-political-inequality | accessdate = August 26, 2015 }}</ref>.
To date, Novara Media has published video interviews with a range of politicians such as Labour leader [[Jeremy Corbyn]] during the leadership election, Green MP [[Caroline Lucas]] and the independent Tower Hamlets councillor [[Rabina Khan]].
== References ==
{{reflist}}
== External links ==
*{{official|http://www.novaramedia.com/}}
*[http://www.wire.novaramedia.com/ ''Novara Wire'']
* [http://www.rabble.ie/2015/10/02/sparechange-londons-novara-media-is-building-a-war-chest/ ''#spareChange: Help London’s Novara Media Build A War Chest'' - Rabble interview with Aaron Bastani]
* [http://tankmagazine.com/issue-61/talk/novara-media ''Novara Media'' [[Aaron Bastani]] and James Butler in conversation with [[Tank (magazine)|TANK Magazine]]]
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