London-based Juliana Koranteng is a business journalist and author specialising in international media, marketing, entertainment, and copyright sectors. Koranteng is the author of SportBusiness Group's report on Women and Sport: Strategies for Commercial Development. In addition to her position as features editor at The Internationalist, the New York-based quarterly on global advertising and marketing, she is a contributing editor and correspondent to Billboard, the Hollywood Reporter and Boutique Editions, the contract publisher for Paris-based Reed Midem magazines, which are distributed at the major Cannes-based trade shows on TV, films, advertising and digital content.

Her previous experiences include being contributing editor at Advertising Age, and a correspondent for TIME magazine. She has also written for The Economist, Business Week, and Fortune and was consultant editor/co-founder of New Media Age. The author of several books and reports on media and entertainment published by the Financial Times and Informa Media Group, Koranteng speaks at key industry conferences and has acted as consultant to major media organizations, including Time Inc. and CISAC.

She holds a master’s degree in journalism from Northwestern University, Chicago, and an honours undergraduate degree in English from the University of Wales.