Reach the people who build AI. Without touching the content.
Sponsors are named where they appear and have no say in guests, questions or the edit. That is what makes the audience worth reaching.
A read at the start and end, a line in the show notes and the newsletter. Category exclusivity for that episode. No say in the guest, the questions or the edit.
Twelve episodes, the season page, and naming on Singapore Sessions for the season. The same rule: no editorial input of any kind.
Supports Meridian's recordings and Notes at one conference. Disclosed on every piece produced there.
Hosts a public seminar evening for a visiting author. The host is named; the talk is the author's.
Indicative launch terms; final terms depend on season length and audience at signing.
The sponsor agreement says
- The sponsor has no right to choose, propose or veto guests, topics, questions or edits.
- Sponsor reads are written and read by Meridian and labelled as sponsorship.
- A sponsor whose own research appears in an episode is disclosed in that episode, and cannot sponsor it.
- Category exclusivity applies to reads only, never to guests: a competitor’s researcher can appear in a sponsored episode.
- Meridian can end a sponsorship that breaches these terms, with no refund of the breached part.
Who listens
Meridian is built for researchers, ML engineers, research leaders, students and the technical decision-makers who follow them. Audience figures will be published with the first season; until then, we share pilot data under NDA.