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Novara was supportive of Jeremy Corbyn's leadership of the Labour Party[2] and obtained a July 2015 interview with Jeremy Corbyn on the day he became the bookmakers' favourite to win the 2015 Labour Party leadership election.[7] A number of other interviews with Corbyn and McDonnell followed.[6] Other guests on Novara included Labour Party Chairman Ian Lavery, Shadow Home Secretary Diane Abbott, the Green Party MP Caroline Lucas, and Chris Williamson.[7]
Novara Media saw significant expansion during the COVID-19 pandemic with its YouTube channel seeing an increase in subscribers from 65,000 in March 2020 to 170,000 in October 2021 and in cumulative views from 10 million a month prior to the pandemic to 40 million by autumn 2021. Research associate at the Cardiff University School of Journalism, media and culture Declan McDowell Naylor said in 2021 that out of all the alternative left-wing media organisations he had examined he believed that Novara Media had the greatest chance of surviving into the long-term but that the organisation was attempting a balancing act as "Everyone I interviewed there was talking about professionalisation and the tensions that brings with being a political project."[25]
Novara was supportive of Jeremy Corbyn's leadership of the Labour Party[2] and obtained a July 2015 interview with Jeremy Corbyn on the day he became the bookmakers' favourite to win the 2015 Labour Party leadership election.[7] A number of other interviews with Corbyn and McDonnell followed.[6] Other guests on Novara included Labour Party Chairman Ian Lavery, Shadow Home Secretary Diane Abbott, the Green Party MP Caroline Lucas, and Chris Williamson.[7]
Novara Media saw significant expansion during the COVID-19 pandemic with its YouTube channel seeing an increase in subscribers from 65,000 in March 2020 to 170,000 in October 2021 and in cumulative views from 10 million a month prior to the pandemic to 40 million by autumn 2021. Research associate at the Cardiff University School of Journalism, media and culture Declan McDowell Naylor said in 2021 that out of all the alternative left-wing media organisations he had examined he believed that Novara Media had the greatest chance of surviving into the long-term but that the organisation was attempting a balancing act as "Everyone I interviewed there was talking about professionalisation and the tensions that brings with being a political project."[25]
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