Overview

PR Newswire for Journalists is available to those who work in journalism: reporters, editors, photographers, bloggers, art directors, researchers, broadcasters and producers.

No. But creating one will ensure that you see the copy you need to see.

Yes, but please be advised this site is not to be used for class assignments. ProfNet may not be used for class assignments. These sites may only be used if you are working on a story that will be published and has been assigned to you by a publication. Only students of university-level journalism programs may have access to this site. Someone will contact you for verification.

No. Just click on My PRNewswire and then click on "My Info." You can change your company, email, job title, mailing address, etc.

No, but creating one will ensure you get the news releases you need to see.

A news feed profile allows you to customize the type of news releases you want to receive from PR Newswire. You can set up filters based on keywords, industry, subject, language, geography, multimedia assets and much more. Want to receive the customized news releases in real time or around your schedule? No problem! Just simply set up a delivery time in your news feed profile and we will deliver the news releases right to your inbox.

Please contact ProfNet at profnet@profnet.com. 

No, PR Newswire for Journalists is free.

PR Newswire for Journalists has been optimized for use with versions of Internet Explorer 8 or higher, FireFox 22 or higher and the latest version of Chrome.

Yes. To change your password, click on the box that says "Forgot your password?" You'll be prompted to enter your email address. PR Newswire for Journalists will send you a temporary password along with your username. Use the temporary password to sign in, and then create a new password. If you need to change your username, please send your request to: mediasite@prnewswire.com.

Just set up a custom news feed profile using the name of the event as the keyword.