Last Updated on 6 August 2026 by Francois Marsteau
Browse English-language press releases published through 24Presse, follow recent company announcements and filter the archive by editorial topic.
This page is the central English-language press release archive of 24Presse. It helps users identify recent announcements, track organisations and sectors, locate primary-source statements and access the full release supplied by the issuing organisation. The live list changes as new releases are published.
A press release is a primary source. It states the position, claims and supporting information of the organisation that issued it. It can provide a useful starting point for reporting, research or due diligence, but it does not replace independent verification, fact-checking, editorial judgement or the right of reply.
The most recent publications appear below. Use the topic selector at the top of the page to narrow the archive by sector. Each entry normally identifies the issuing organisation, category, publication date, summary and link to the complete announcement.
Live archive: entries are updated as new announcements are distributed. Statements, figures, quotations and claims remain attributable to the issuing organisation and should be checked before editorial reuse.
Identify the announcement, issuer and publication date. Extract the factual claims, data and named spokespeople, then verify them through official records, independent experts and other relevant parties before publication.
Filter by subject, compare announcements over time and monitor launches, appointments, research, funding, corporate changes, events, partnerships and public statements within a sector.
Study how organisations frame news, structure evidence and make spokespeople available. Use the archive for benchmarking, not copying: every new release should be original, specific and tailored to its audience.
Choose the category closest to your research, such as business, finance, technology, health, culture, environment, travel, property, employment, media or another available topic.
Old announcements may no longer be current. Confirm the publication date, legal or trading name, official website and press contact before relying on the information.
The archive excerpt is only a preview. The full page may contain context, quotations, methodology, contact details, links, images and downloadable supporting material.
Compare material facts with an official filing, regulator, public dataset, court record, academic source, independent expert or response from the other party. This is essential for journalistic use.
A press release database is a structured collection of official announcements issued by companies, charities, institutions, public bodies, agencies and project leaders. Unlike a journalist database, which is used to identify media contacts and editorial specialisms, a press release archive stores published content and related metadata such as the headline, date, topic, issuer, summary and full-page URL.
| Resource | Main content | Best use | Important limitation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Press release archive | Official statements published by issuing organisations | Research, monitoring, source discovery and announcement history | Represents the issuer’s account and requires corroboration |
| Journalist database | Media contacts, roles, publications and editorial beats | Targeted media relations and personalised outreach | Contact data must be maintained and used responsibly |
| Online newsroom | One organisation’s releases, biographies, images, logos and media kits | Fast access to official company resources | Covers one issuer and remains controlled by that issuer |
| Media coverage report | Articles, broadcasts, interviews and editorial mentions | Measuring and analysing earned media outcomes | Subject to monitoring scope, licensing and reproduction rights |
Publication means that an organisation has made a statement public and attributable. It does not, by itself, amount to verification or endorsement by 24Presse, a newsroom, a news agency, Google, an AI provider, a regulator or any public authority. Clear attribution protects readers and helps journalists interpret the document correctly.
The releases that are easiest to use are not necessarily the longest. They state the new fact immediately, identify who is affected, provide dates and evidence, explain the consequence and name a contact who can answer questions quickly.
Announcements were delivered mainly by post, fax, news agency feeds, telephone and professional messaging systems.
Online newsrooms, email distribution and searchable publishing platforms made releases accessible beyond the original recipient list.
24Presse began publishing and distributing releases for companies, organisations and agencies in France and international markets.
Press releases are read by people, search engines, media-monitoring systems and generative AI services. Discovery is possible, but indexing, coverage and citation are never guaranteed.
Recent surveys show that PR material remains useful when it supports genuine reporting needs. The consistent themes are relevance, factual accuracy, credible evidence, expert access, concise outreach and respect for journalists’ time.
| Recent finding | Practical meaning | Authoritative source |
|---|---|---|
| 66% of surveyed journalists rely on PR-provided material, including releases, pitches and media kits, for story ideas. | A useful release can contribute leads, data and source access when it is timely, accurate and relevant. | Cision, State of the Media 2026 |
| 72% say fewer than a quarter of the pitches they receive are relevant. | Volume does not compensate for poor targeting. The subject must match the journalist’s beat and audience. | Cision, 2026 global survey |
| 86% say at least some of their stories begin with a PR pitch. | Editorial opportunities remain real, but the pitch must explain why the story matters now and why it fits that publication. | Muck Rack, State of Journalism 2026 |
| 69% prefer pitches under 200 words. | The covering email should be shorter than the release and should foreground relevance, evidence and access. | Muck Rack, pitching preferences 2026 |
| 40% of respondents across markets sometimes or often avoid the news. | Clear, useful and proportionate communication matters in an environment where audiences can feel overloaded. | Reuters Institute, Digital News Report 2025 |
| 387 English-language releases were shown by this archive in the supplied source-page snapshot. | The archive supports historical and sector research, while quality must still be judged release by release. | First-party 24Presse page data, reviewed 6 August 2026 |
These figures describe survey responses within defined samples and markets. They do not predict whether a particular release will secure coverage. News value, timing, evidence, targeting, source availability and editorial priorities remain decisive.
The new fact is obvious in the headline and opening paragraph.
The date and location are clear and consistent with the announcement.
The issuer is identifiable through its legal or trading name, activity, official site and contact.
Numbers are sourced with a period, scope, sample and methodology.
Quotations add information rather than repeating promotional language.
Images have captions and credits with clear usage permissions.
A spokesperson is available for questions, interviews or clarification.
Fact and opinion are separated and material limitations are not concealed.
| Element | Professional practice | Common failure | Useful correction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Headline | Issuer + action + concrete consequence | Vague slogan, superlative or clickbait | Name the new event and its significance |
| Opening | Answer who, what, where, when, why and, where useful, how | Begin with a long company history | Put the main fact in the first two sentences |
| Data | State source, period, sample, scope and method | Publish a percentage without context | Add methodology and a public supporting link |
| Quotation | Explain a decision, consequence or informed view | Repeat the headline with adjectives | Use a named executive, technical expert or affected stakeholder |
| Press contact | Provide a name, role, email and working telephone number | Use only a generic form or unattended inbox | Name an available person and, when relevant, response hours |
| Distribution | Select media by subject, audience, location and format | Send one generic message to an unqualified list | Personalise the angle and covering email |
A release can support digital visibility indirectly by defining entities, dates, facts, sources and relationships clearly. It can also provide a stable primary-source URL that other pages may reference. It should not be treated as a backlink scheme, and no platform can guarantee rankings, links, AI citations or inclusion in a generated answer.
Google states that ordinary search fundamentals apply to its AI features. Useful content must be accessible, indexable, accurate and created for people. Review the official Google Search Central guidance for AI features and the general structured data guidelines.
Eligibility does not guarantee visibility. For Discover, Google recommends representative, high-quality images that are at least 1,200 pixels wide, with max-image-preview:large enabled. Headlines, images and previews should describe the content faithfully rather than rely on sensationalism. See the official Google Discover documentation.
For Google News and other editorial surfaces, bylines, dates, publisher information, transparent corrections, original reporting and clear source attribution support trust. A company announcement remains different from an independently reported news article, even when both are discoverable through search.
Publishing a page is only one stage. A professional campaign starts with news validation, continues through writing and media selection, and ends with approval, distribution, response management, monitoring and qualitative analysis.
| Stage | Deliverable | Approval check | 24Presse resource |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. News angle | A clear event, consequence and audience | Why does this matter outside the organisation? | What is a press release? |
| 2. Writing | Headline, lead, evidence, quotations, boilerplate and contact | Can a journalist understand the story in seconds? | Press Release Writing Guide |
| 3. Evidence | Data, methodology, documents, images and spokesperson notes | Can every important claim be traced? | Press Kit Examples |
| 4. Targeting | Relevant journalist and outlet selection | Does each recipient cover this subject and audience? | How to Contact Journalists |
| 5. Distribution | Approved release, covering pitch and scheduled send | Are names, links, dates, regions and assets correct? | Press Release Distribution Service |
| 6. Follow-up | Responses, interviews and additional material | Is each follow-up brief, useful and non-repetitive? | How to Send Press Releases |
| 7. Measurement | Coverage review and qualitative evaluation | Were the right media, messages and audiences reached? | Media Monitoring Cost and Pricing |
Cost depends on the geographic market, language count, number and type of media contacts, editorial review, writing, translation, images, urgency, follow-up and monitoring. Compare services on the same scope rather than comparing headline prices alone. See 24Presse press release distribution pricing or request a tailored proposal through the PR agency quote page.
| Cost driver | Lower-complexity case | Higher-complexity case | Question to ask |
|---|---|---|---|
| Geography | One national market | Several countries or regions | Is the story genuinely relevant in every selected market? |
| Language | One approved version | Localised versions requiring specialist review | Is each translation culturally and factually adapted? |
| Writing | Publication-ready release | Research, interviews and full professional drafting | Who is responsible for factual and legal approval? |
| Targeting | One clear editorial sector | Several specialist, trade and mainstream audiences | How is recipient relevance established? |
| Measurement | Distribution report | Ongoing monitoring and qualitative coverage analysis | Which outcomes will be measured and over what period? |
Since 2009, 24Presse has supported the writing, publication and distribution of announcements from companies, institutions, associations and agencies. A stable archive helps readers locate the original statement, reconstruct an announcement timeline and access a common reference point for reporting, due diligence and media monitoring.
The publication date, headline, issuer and complete text make an announcement identifiable over time.
Topic classification supports monitoring of markets, organisations and recurring announcement types.
Related pages provide access to French communiqués de presse, German Pressemitteilungen and Spanish notas de prensa.
| Announcement type | Core evidence | Useful spokesperson | Frequent mistake |
|---|---|---|---|
| Product or service launch | Availability, specifications, price or access conditions, demonstrations | Product leader, engineer or customer | Claiming novelty without explaining the difference |
| Research or survey | Methodology, sample, dates, questions, limitations and full report | Research lead or independent subject expert | Highlighting one percentage without context |
| Funding or financial result | Amount, parties, period, currency, filing or audited document where applicable | Finance director, investor or authorised executive | Using ambiguous figures or omitting material conditions |
| Appointment | Role, effective date, responsibilities and verified biography | Appointee and appointing executive | Presenting an ordinary staffing change as major news |
| Partnership | Named parties, scope, duration, deliverables and practical consequence | Representatives from both organisations | Calling a limited supplier agreement a strategic alliance |
| Event | Date, venue, programme, registration, speakers and access details | Organiser, speaker or participant | Sending too late for editorial planning |
| Crisis or correction | Verified timeline, affected parties, action taken and update process | Authorised, accountable spokesperson | Speculation, defensiveness or withholding essential facts |
Do not ask the headline to perform the work of the evidence. A strong headline earns attention; documented facts, usable assets and a responsive source earn trust.
| Term | Practical definition |
|---|---|
| Press release | An official, structured announcement supplied to media and other professional audiences. |
| Media pitch | A short, personalised message explaining why a story is relevant to a particular journalist and audience. |
| Newswire | A service that distributes announcements at scale to media, platforms and syndication partners. |
| Embargo | An agreement that information will not be published before a specified date and time. |
| Boilerplate | A concise factual description of the issuing organisation placed near the end of a release. |
| Press contact | The named person responsible for media enquiries, assets, interviews and clarification. |
| Media coverage | An article, broadcast, interview, citation or editorial mention relating to the announcement. |
| Media monitoring | The structured tracking of relevant editorial coverage across selected media types and markets. |
| Primary source | A document, record or testimony originating directly from the person or organisation concerned. |
| Earned media | Editorial visibility obtained without directly buying the publication space or broadcast slot. |
| On the record | Information that may be attributed to the named source. |
| Background | Context supplied under agreed attribution terms, which must be clarified with the journalist. |
| Right of reply | An opportunity for a person or organisation affected by claims to respond before publication. |
| Correction | A transparent amendment of a material factual error in a published document. |
A press release is an official document used to announce verifiable news to journalists, media outlets and other professional audiences.
It helps users monitor organisations and sectors, find potential stories, retrieve older announcements and access the issuer’s original statement.
The page filter includes 28 topics, including business, finance, technology, health, culture, environment, travel, property, employment, media, sport and society.
Use the topic selector at the top of the page, then identify the relevant title, issuer or date and open the complete release.
24Presse has published and distributed press releases since 2009.
The source page displayed 387 English-language releases when reviewed on 6 August 2026. The live count changes as new material is added.
Yes, when they provide genuine news, evidence, expert access and reliable contacts. They are starting points for reporting, not substitutes for verification.
The release identifies the issuing organisation, but important claims should still be checked against independent sources and official documents.
No. Coverage decisions remain with journalists and editors. News value, relevance, timing, evidence and targeting affect the outcome.
No. Google decides which pages to crawl, index and display. Technical access and useful original content help, but cannot guarantee indexing.
It may be discoverable, but inclusion is not automatic. Google News applies its own technical, content and publisher-quality systems.
It is possible but not guaranteed. The page must meet Google’s policies and benefit from a representative, high-quality large image and an accurate headline.
They may discover or cite it, but no publisher can guarantee this. Clear entities, dates, attribution, evidence and stable URLs improve machine understanding.
A release supplies news to the media. A sponsored article is published under a commercial arrangement and should be labelled accordingly.
The archive contains published announcements. A journalist database contains media-contact and editorial-beat information for outreach planning.
It should be as long as necessary and as short as possible. Many effective releases fall within roughly 400–800 words, but information density matters more than a fixed limit.
State the new fact, issuer, relevant date and location, main consequence and an initial point of evidence.
Yes, when they are relevant and verifiable. Include the source, period, sample, geographic scope and calculation method.
Use images when they help explain the story. Supply high-quality files, accurate captions, credits and explicit usage rights.
Yes. Each version should be localised for its market, checked by a competent speaker and aligned on names, figures, dates and legal details.
Choose a time that suits the sector, target outlets and editorial lead times. Allow sufficient notice for events, interviews and embargoed stories.
One brief, relevant follow-up may be appropriate after a reasonable interval. Avoid repeated calls, duplicate emails and pressure without new information.
Offer real news, a media-specific angle, accessible evidence, a responsive spokesperson and a concise personalised covering message.
Assess outlet relevance, message accuracy, journalist enquiries, interviews, editorial links, brand search, coverage quality and agreed organisational outcomes.
Not automatically. Its main SEO value is indirect when it earns credible mentions, editorial links, brand searches or clearer entity recognition.
Rights depend on the material, licence and intended use. Contact the issuer before substantial reproduction or use of supplied images.
Contact the issuing organisation and 24Presse with the page URL, the disputed passage and evidence supporting the requested correction.
Prepare the release and supporting assets, then use the Send Press Release page to select the appropriate service.
Professional writing and editorial support are available. See the press release writing service.
Review the 24Presse press release portfolio and commented examples for structures, formats and practical models.
This resource combines observation of the supplied 24Presse archive page, first-hand experience gained through press release publishing and distribution since 2009, and guidance from recognised media, journalism and search sources. The English archive count and number of topics were recorded from the source page on 6 August 2026. Survey figures remain attributable to their publishers and should be interpreted within each study’s sample and methodology.
Prepared under the responsibility of Francois Marsteau, founder and CEO of 24Presse. The original page also links to the author profile at 24Presse author archive and identifies Antoine Cassagne-Latute as editorial reviewer. External professional profiles retained from the source include LinkedIn, X, GitHub and YouTube.
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