ITN is based in London, with bureaux and offices throughout the world.
ITN News produces bulletins for ITV, Channel 4, More4 and ITV London News.
ITN Source is the world's leading provider of professional video content, with 800,000 hours of footage, from the last 24 hours back to 1896.
ITN On produces Setanta Sports News, and delivers instant content to more than 260 commercial UK radio stations, the key UK mobile phone networks, and web services including Google, MSN, Yahoo, Windows Vista and the Telegraph Group.
ITN Consulting provides training and advisory services worldwide.
ITN Factual and Visual Voodoo make programmes for UK, US and European broadcasters.

ITN is committed to a multi-cultural workforce that reflects the diverse audience that watches its programmes.  It believes it has a duty to report UK news, and world events in a measured and responsible way.
We have undertaken a number of initiatives to help us appeal to all sections of UK society:

• We co-sponsored Move on up in News – an event at the TUC to encourage Black and Asian journalists
• We have more than a dozen Newsroom mentors linked to young ethnic-minority journalists keen to progress in television
• We constantly monitor on-screen portrayal to ensure all ethnic minority groups are properly represented
• We advertise vacancies in the ethnic-minority Press and websites
• We ensure our contacts list of “experts” and “case studies” includes people from ethnic-minority communities
• We work hard to ensure that our news agenda is relevant and accessible to all sections of the community

David Mannion – Editor-in-Chief of ITV News, said in an interview earlier this year: “Newsrooms need to reflect the diversity of the people that are our customers, and we just don’t do that yet. Can you imagine a newsroom that was all women or all men? You would clearly get a less holistic view of life. It’s the same with people of different ethnic backgrounds.
“We are a commercial organisation. If we are not delivering news that is relevant to great swathes of the population who are not white or middle class, those viewers will turn elsewhere.”

Robin Elias is Managing Editor of ITV News, and represents ITN on the CDN. He said: “We have come a long way on diversity, but there is still a lot to do. I don’t feel we can be complacent until all cultural backgrounds are reflected in our Newsrooms, and – crucially – in the more senior, decision-making positions.”