Social media gatekeepers have throttled the reach you get online, while increasing ads, spam, and hate.
Organisations and individuals are looking for safer, evergreen ways to manage their content and community.
Channel.org is a non-profit that helps you take ownership of your channels, content and communities on the web.
Concerned with the reputation risk to your brand from spam and ads?
Social media no longer driving business growth?
Unexpectedly losing reach and engagement with your followers?
Social channels changing policies or name at the whim of the founder?
With a fediverse-first social media strategy, your team can manage content updates across multiple apps, build a long-term follower base that you own, and take control of spam and hate speech in your feeds using
With a fediverse-first social media strategy, your team can manage content updates across multiple apps, build a long-term follower base that you own, and take control of spam and hate speech in your feeds using
Controlled and owned by you, your Channel.org channel is a pathway to creating content of all types, building communities, and driving long-term social growth on the web.
We’ll help you get started, but will never take control. Your Channel.org account is owned by you, and connects and federates content out to any fediverse-integrated current and future channels you choose, like Threads and Mastodon.
“We’ve begun building our fediverse presence with the help of Channel.org, so we can own and control the distribution of our high-quality content about the natural world in Australia”
Geographic Australian
Channel.org is run by the Newsmast Foundation, the UK’s top Fediverse-focused charity. We’re a group of former journalists, scientists and technologists trying to take back control of the social web.
Michael Foster is a former FT and Reuters executive, now focused on improving the social web for organisations and individuals
Artur Ekert is a professor of quantum physics at Merton College, University of Oxford and founding director of CQT
Jeff Streeter is a former Director of the British Council, and now writes for the English Republic of Letters Substack
We’re a non-profit with a simple mission: we’ll offer you free advice to help you begin planning your organisation’s future fediverse strategy, and help you claim yourName.channel.org to get started