Our Pledge to Readers
Because the world of journalism and communications is ever changing with new channels and ways to deliver information, we want to maintain as much transparency as possible. We strive to maintain high journalistic standards and will disclose any vested interests or relationships in stories and columns on saportareport.com.
Thought Leadership positions and corporate sponsorships are being sold on the site, but there will be no quid-pro-quo that Thought Leaders and sponsors will receive special treatment when publishing content. It is highly likely, however, that some of our Thought Leader and corporate sponsorship columns on the site will have views parallel to ours.
To keep the line between all of our published content clear, Paula Hovater (paula@saportareport.com) and Judith Service Montier (judith@saportareport.com) handle the selling of corporate sponsorships and Thought Leadership positions on the site. Please reach out if you are interested in learning more about becoming a Thought Leader or a corporate sponsor.
Our Story
Our Mission: Civic Journalism
For Atlanta to succeed, we must have a factual, nonpartisan, publicly accessible source of news, information and discussion about the region’s future. SaportaReport aims to be that source.
SaportaReport, founded in February 2009, is a trusted voice in metro Atlanta. Through the years we have become Atlanta’s authoritative civic website. Our readers are engaged in Atlanta’s most pressing issues and want to hear directly from leading companies and nonprofits in the region. We give those organizations a platform to share their messages and interact with informed Atlantans.
