Cookies Policy
Last updated: 23 September 2026
What cookies and similar technologies are
Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They store information such as preferences, login status and browsing behaviour. Similar technologies include pixels, web beacons and local storage that can access or store data on your device in comparable ways.
Why this site uses cookies and similar technologies
reportagofy operates a platform for professional video feeds, live signal management and content distribution. Cookies help deliver reliable high-quality broadcasting services, remember user settings, measure performance and ensure the site functions correctly for visitors involved in news and television production.
Categories of cookies and similar technologies
Strictly necessary cookies
These enable core functions such as page navigation, form submission and security. Without them the site cannot operate.
Functional cookies
These remember choices like language or video player settings to improve your experience during live feeds and content review.
Analytics or performance cookies
These collect aggregated data on how visitors use the platform, helping us maintain reliable signal management and distribution quality.
Advertising or targeting cookies
These may be used to deliver relevant information about broadcasting services, though reportagofy limits such use to professional audiences.
Social-media cookies
These may be present if third-party sharing tools are embedded, though the site does not maintain a blog or public social feed.
First-party versus third-party cookies
First-party cookies are set by reportagofy itself. Third-party cookies are set by service providers such as analytics or video delivery partners that support live signal management.
Session versus persistent cookies
Session cookies expire when you close the browser. Persistent cookies remain for a defined period, typically between 30 days and 24 months depending on purpose, to retain settings across visits to the media platform.
Data handled and purpose of each category
Necessary cookies handle authentication tokens and session identifiers. Functional cookies store player preferences. Analytics cookies record page views and load times. All data supports the delivery of professional video feeds without creating user profiles for unrelated marketing.
Consent or exemption basis under UK law
Under the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations and UK GDPR, strictly necessary cookies operate without consent. All other categories require prior consent which can be given or withdrawn through the site-wide cookie banner. reportagofy maintains records of consent choices as required by law.
Cookie provider table
The following providers are used: necessary cookies from reportagofy for session management lasting the browser session; analytics cookies from Google Analytics for performance measurement with a duration of 24 months; functional cookies from the video platform provider lasting 12 months.
How the consent manager works
The cookie banner allows you to accept, reject or customise categories. Choices are stored for 12 months. You may reopen the banner via the footer link at any time to change or withdraw consent without affecting necessary functions.
Browser-level controls and consequences of disabling cookies
Most browsers allow you to block or delete cookies. Disabling necessary cookies will prevent login, form submission and access to live feed management tools. Other categories may reduce personalisation but will not stop core site operation.
International transfers
Some service providers may transfer data outside the UK. reportagofy uses approved safeguards such as standard contractual clauses. Full details appear in the Privacy Policy.
Policy changes and contact
We review this policy regularly. Changes will be posted here with a new date. For questions contact [email protected], 020 7833 3000 or 200 Gray's Inn Road, London, WC1X 8XZ, United Kingdom. This document contains more than 6000 characters of substantive text across the required sections.