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*[[IGN Insider]], a subscription web service later renamed IGN Prime
*[[IGN Insider]], a subscription web service later renamed IGN Prime
*[[Insider Inc.]], an American online media company
*[[Insider Inc.]], an American online media company
* [[The Insider (film)|''The Insider'' (film)]], a 1999 drama about a ''60 Minutes'' exposé of the tobacco industry
* [[The Insider (film)|''The Insider'']], a 1999 drama about a ''60 Minutes'' exposé of the tobacco industry
*[[The Insider (news website)|''The Insider'' (news website)]], a Ugandan news website
*[[The Insider (news website)|''The Insider'']], a Ugandan news website
* The Insiders, a team of DC Comics characters in the [[Brainiac (character)#The Insiders|Brainiac]] stories
* The Insiders, a team of DC Comics characters in the [[Brainiac (character)#The Insiders|Brainiac]] stories



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An insider is a member of a group of people of limited number and with restricted access.

Insider(s) or The Insider(s) may also refer to:

Arts, entertainment, and media

Comics

  • Insiders, a comic series by Mark Millar and Paul Grist, published in Crisis
  • Insiders (Dargaud), a French graphic novel series by Jean-Claude Bartoll, published by Dargaud

Literature

Music

Periodicals

Television

Series

Episodes

Other uses in arts, entertainment, and media

  • IGN Insider, a subscription web service later renamed IGN Prime
  • Insider Inc., an American online media company
  • The Insider, a 1999 drama about a 60 Minutes exposé of the tobacco industry
  • The Insider, a Ugandan news website
  • The Insiders, a team of DC Comics characters in the Brainiac stories

Computing and technology

  • Intel Insider, a form of digital copy protection and digital rights management for integrated graphics processors
  • Windows Insider, an open software testing program from Microsoft

Other uses