What We Offer

Distribution, the way a newsroom does it.

Four ways to work with the group — from a single wire-ready announcement to ongoing editorial counsel. All of it held to the standard our own copy answers to.

01

PR & Newswire Distribution

Get an announcement reported, dated and on the wire — not buried in an inbox.

We take a client announcement, hold it to the same sourcing bar as our own copy, and move it across the wire the moment it's ready. Every release carries a dateline, a byline and a corrections path — the marks of a release a newsroom will actually pick up.

  • Wire-ready writing and editing by working desk editors
  • Embargo handling and timed release across markets
  • Datelined, attributable copy built to be quoted
02

Syndication & Placement

Place a story where the right readers already are, across eight owned titles.

A single story rarely belongs in a single place. We syndicate reported pieces across the desks where they fit — markets, technology, Asia, data — so coverage compounds instead of disappearing after one cycle.

  • Cross-title placement matched to each desk's beat
  • Canonical sourcing preserved on every republish
  • Evergreen pieces kept in rotation, not abandoned
03

Owned Brand Network

Eight independent newsrooms under one roof — reach you can plan against.

We own and operate our titles. That means no rented audience and no middleman: when you work with the group you work with the desks directly, and coverage runs on real domains with real archives behind them.

  • Eight live titles spanning markets, tech, data and global
  • Direct desk relationships — no broker in the middle
  • Permanent archives on owned domains, not a feed
04

Editorial Advisory

Strategy from people who run a newsroom — on what's reportable and what isn't.

Before the announcement, the harder questions: what's actually news, what will survive a fact-check, how a story reads to an editor who has seen ten like it this week. We advise on framing, timing and the difference between coverage and noise.

  • Messaging and framing reviewed against an editor's eye
  • Timing and sequencing across a news cycle
  • Reputation and corrections strategy when it matters

Not sure which of these you need? That's the first conversation.

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