Cookies Policy

Last updated: 4 October 2026

What cookies and similar technologies are

Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit our website. They store information such as your preferences and browsing patterns. Similar technologies include web beacons and pixels that can track activity. These tools allow journoquick to remember details about your visit to the site focused on professional video feeds and broadcasting services.

Why the site uses them

We employ cookies to ensure the platform operates smoothly for users managing live signals and content distribution. They enable core functions like maintaining secure sessions during camera work operations and support the delivery of high-quality media feeds to news programs.

Strictly necessary cookies

These cookies are essential for basic site functionality. They handle login processes and security features without requiring consent under PECR rules applicable in the United Kingdom. Without them navigation and form submissions on the contacts page would fail.

Functional cookies

Functional cookies remember your choices such as language settings or video player preferences. They improve usability for professionals working with live signal management and are activated based on legitimate interests where no personal data is processed beyond what is necessary.

Analytics or performance cookies

These help us understand how visitors interact with sections covering content distribution and television broadcasting topics. Data collected remains aggregated and supports improvements under UK GDPR transparency requirements.

Advertising or targeting cookies

Although our commercial site focuses on media services we may use limited targeting cookies to show relevant information. Consent is obtained via the site-wide banner before activation in line with PECR consent rules.

Social-media category cookies

If integrated these allow sharing of professional video content but are not currently active on this site. Any future use would require explicit consent and follow Data Protection Act guidelines.

First-party versus third-party cookies

First-party cookies come directly from journoquick and support our own media feed operations. Third-party cookies originate from service providers assisting with analytics or distribution tools and are listed in provider details below.

Session versus persistent cookies

Session cookies expire when you close the browser and are used for temporary tasks like live signal sessions. Persistent cookies remain for longer periods up to twenty-four months to retain preferences related to broadcasting content unless deleted earlier by the user.

Data handled and purpose of each category

Strictly necessary cookies process device identifiers for security. Functional ones store preference data. Analytics handle usage statistics. All purposes align with providing reliable feeds for news programs while minimising data collection.

Consent or exemption basis for each category

Strictly necessary cookies rely on the strict necessity exemption under UK PECR. Other categories require consent which can be managed through our banner. Withdrawal of consent does not affect prior lawful processing under UK GDPR.

Cookie providers and durations

Our own first-party session cookie lasts for the browsing session to support video operations. Analytics providers use persistent cookies for up to thirteen months to track performance of content distribution features. Details are updated regularly to reflect current practices.

How the consent manager works

The site-wide cookie banner allows you to accept all reject non-essential or customise choices. Changes take effect immediately and you can revisit settings via the footer to withdraw consent at any time without affecting core media services.

Browser-level controls

Most browsers permit blocking or deleting cookies through settings menus. Disabling functional cookies may limit access to personalised elements of our live signal management tools while strictly necessary ones cannot be fully disabled without breaking site operations.

International transfers

Some third-party providers may transfer data outside the United Kingdom. Appropriate safeguards such as standard contractual clauses are applied and further details appear in our separate Privacy Policy.

Policy changes and contact

We review this policy periodically. Updates will be posted here with a new date. For questions about cookies contact us using the details on our Contacts page including [email protected] +44 1483 234344 or 6 Union Court, 20-22 Union Road, London, SW4 6JP, United Kingdom. Company Registration Number: 03879766 | Registered in England and Wales | Registered Office: 32-34 Greenhill Crescent, Watford Business Park, Watford, Herts WD18 8JU | VAT Number: GB749366194