Ian Burrell is a features writer with a focus on national issues in the United Kingdom. He writes for The i Paper and Marketing Week, and his work has also appeared in The Telegraph. Ian's articles cover a range of topics including politics, media, and social issues, providing insightful analysis and commentary.
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Ian Burrell's coverage heavily focuses on government & politics, content & publishing, and culture & society. His articles often include expert commentary and cite data or government announcements. Given this pattern, he is likely to be responsive to pitches that provide expert insights into political developments in the UK or globally.
Moreover, his interest in journalism-related topics suggests a receptiveness to pitches related to media industry trends and challenges. Pitches offering unique perspectives on cultural and societal issues may also resonate with him.
When reaching out to Ian, consider providing data-backed analysis or expertise related to political events, media landscape changes, or social issues within the UK context for a more effective outreach strategy.
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Watch out as a new cast of moguls prepare to step onto the media stage even though some shun the spotlight
By: Ian Burrell
The UK's place as a global news hub, and all the production jobs that come with it, is integral – “To protect that status, you need to protect journalists”
Claud Cockburn's newsletter The Week embarrassed the British Establishment - and offers big lessons for those covering the far right today
By: Ian Burrell
Riots followed the result of the 2021 US election. Now the vote count is being opened up to fresh transparency to avoid a repeat.
Trump spent three hours on the Joe Rogan Experience - while the timid Washington Post spiked its endorsemeng of Harris
By: Ian Burrell
It was not only that much of the US media failed to appreciate Trump’s enduring appeal, it was that much of the American public did not trust its reporting on him
Journalists set to strike after feeling betrayed over deal to sell world's oldest Sunday newspaper
By: Ian Burrell
The flagship show's audience has grown 30 per cent since it moved to a shorter format - thanks to TikTok and Victoria Derbyshire
Today, billionaire Elon Musk is in charge of the platform and traditional news sources are disappearing from view due to changes in the algorithm
The White House keys are back in the hands of a man who regards renewable energy as a 'scam'
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