Editorial Guidelines

Version dated July 21, 2025.

These Editorial Guidelines ("Guidelines") are incorporated by reference into and shall be governed by Our General Terms and Conditions¹ (“Terms”) and any applicable Service Agreements, Acceptable Use Policy² ("AUP"), DMCA Policy³, Privacy Policy⁴, or other binding Company documents (collectively, "Our Agreements") adopted by Newsmatics Inc. ("Company", "We", "Us", or "Our"). Capitalized terms not defined herein shall have the meaning ascribed to them in Our Agreements.

By accessing or using any of Our Services or web sites, You ("You", "Your", or "User") expressly agree to comply with these Guidelines. If You do not agree to be bound by these Guidelines, You are expressly prohibited from using any of Our Services or web sites, and must immediately discontinue all use.

1. Quality Content

All press releases submitted to EIN Presswire must:

Be written in an acceptable press release format⁵.
Avoid inflammatory language, hyperbole, and unattributed opinion, or invasion of someone’s privacy.
Be accurate and free of potentially libelous material.
Clearly identify opinions in quotes or attribute these statements as opinions belonging to the organization, and not state them as fact.
Cite from a fact-checked news source.
Contain explicit attribution to an authorized source such as court documents.
Be free of content intended to harm or exact revenge upon an individual or group.
Not be threatening, abusive, menacing, offensive, violent, intimidating or otherwise objectionable.
Not make attempts to incite fear or panic, including but not limited to releases predicting the end of the world or terrorist attacks.
Not intend to harm or exact revenge upon an individual or group, which is defined as content that is deemed intended to: (i) incite, advocate or express hatred, bigotry, racism or gratuitous violence; (ii) promote personal opinions attacking an individual or group; (iii) maliciously affect a company’s stock; (iv) stalk, defame, defraud, degrade, shame or victimize an individual or group.

EIN Presswire will review your press releases before distribution. Attention to the following guidelines will help your press release get through the process quickly.

All press releases must contain a clear, timely and newsworthy angle and be free of advertising hype, direct address, and spam. Press releases should incorporate the following features/qualities:

Newsworthy Content: Common news angles include timely information about a new product or service, business expansion or recent event, an organizational or a community milestone like an anniversary or award or the issuance of a tip sheet or expert opinion on a topic currently in the news. The news announcement must be clearly stated in the headline.
Objective Tone: EIN Presswire press releases should be free of hype flags and direct addresses (i.e. “you,” “I,” “we,” etc.) unless used within a quotation from a spokesperson from a company or organization. Direct address is a flag that the content is an advertisement rather than a news release. Similarly, hype flags — exclamation points; hyperbolic product/service claims; descriptions of a product or service as AMAZING, or the use of upper case characters to create emphasis — challenge the credibility of your news announcement.
Legally Accurate: EIN Presswire requires a case number, court of record, complaint number or other sufficient documentation for all press releases referencing legal action or criminal matters.
Financial Topics/Cryptocurrency: Any financial-related topics including but not limited to Cryptocurrency, NFT, etc. must provide full transparency for verification, including contact information and postal address is to be on the website(s) and/or social media pages.
Valid Contact Information: EIN Presswire press releases must contain a valid contact name, phone number, and email address in the contact information.
Written Authorization: In certain cases, such as with network marketing companies, with the use of a stock ticker symbol, or with major corporate announcements such as (but not limited to) those related to M&A, EIN Presswire may require written authorization from a company executive before a press release is approved for distribution. Independent representatives of network marketing companies, MLM or party plan companies must always obtain the express consent of the company’s executive.
Standard Length: EIN Presswire press releases should be between 300 and 800 words. The length of your release directly affects its distribution, and press releases that are overly short or long may have trouble being indexed in search engines.
Standard Grammar and Spelling: EIN Presswire press releases should be free of spelling and grammatical errors. Although jargon and acronyms are commonplace in natural language, make sure to include definitions for industry jargon so the average person can understand as well.
Formatting: EIN Presswire press releases cannot contain HTML tags and other formatting such as non-standard characters, tables or forced line breaks. Releases also should not be written partially or entirely in all capital letters. Before submitting your release, please ensure all links in your release are fully functional. If your website is not available or fully functional at the time of editorial review, you will need to remove the links from your release or wait until the website is in operation to submit.
A Clear News Source: EIN Presswire requires a clear news source to be identified in the headline. The news source is the company or organization that is issuing the release. If your agency, firm or business is distributing on behalf of a client, then the source would be the client’s company or organization’s name. It should also be clear how that company or organization relates to the news announcement.
Email Addresses: EIN Presswire does not recommend the use of email addresses within the body of the press release. If an email address is included, our editorial team will modify the email address to be in this format Name (at) example (dot) com.
Accepted File Types: EIN Presswire only accepts releases containing images with the following extensions: .jpeg, .gif, .png.

2. Excluded Content

EIN Presswire does not distribute:

Advertisements: If your press release is primarily aimed at selling a product or service, then it is an advertisement and not a press release. A good press release informs the media and the general public about a newsworthy topic. If the primary purpose of the document is to sell without any other newsworthy element, then it will be denied publication.
False or Misleading Content: Content that is verifiably untrue or misleading.
Academic Writing Services: EIN Presswire does not publish releases that promote and/or link to academic writing services. This includes essay, dissertation, thesis, application, research, paper, assignment, and/or homework writing services.
Sexually Explicit Content: To ensure the integrity of our service for all, EIN Presswire does not accept content about sexually explicit material or products. Press releases should not contain references or links to explicitly sexual material, illegal material or profane language. Please note that all 18-and-older websites are considered sexually explicit.
Link SPAM: Please limit your link count to 1 per 100 words. This policy is in place to protect the value of the links in a press release and the value of links within the EIN Presswire network.
Reprints: News and feature images, articles, opinion columns, editorials or news stories from other websites or publications, especially if they are copyrighted, are not press releases.
Duplicate Content: A press release can only be distributed once through EIN Presswire. In addition, a significant majority of each press release must be original content. Templated content is not permitted. Using copyrighted content from other sources is a violation of Our Terms.
Third-Party Legal Releases: EIN Presswire only accepts press releases from law firms in which the firm is representing one of the parties in the case. EIN Presswire does not accept press releases regarding legal cases from third-party firms.
Potentially Malicious: EIN Presswire does not distribute content that in our opinion could harm or exact revenge upon an individual or group. This content is defined as anything that may: incite, advocate or express hatred, bigotry, racism or gratuitous violence; promote personal opinions attacking an individual or group; maliciously affect a company’s stock; or stalk, defame, defraud, degrade, shame or victimize an individual or group.
Adverse to our Ethos: EIN Presswire does not distribute content that is contrary to our beliefs in promoting an open and inclusive society. Please refer to the Company Ethos⁶.
Written Authorization: In certain cases, such as with network marketing companies, with the use of a stock ticker symbol, or with major corporate announcements such as (but not limited to) those related to M&A, EIN Presswire may require written authorization from a company executive before a press release is approved for distribution. Independent representatives of network marketing companies, MLM or party plan companies must always obtain the express consent of the company’s executive.
Unauthorized Ticker Symbols: While we encourage our clients to use any ticker symbols they are authorized to use in their press releases, we will need to receive the proper authorization from the source company for each ticker symbol used.
Online Gambling: EIN Presswire does not publish releases that promote or link to online gambling, fantasy sports, and related sites that utilize a “pay-to-play” model for participation.
Payday or Short-Term Loans: EIN Presswire does not publish releases that promote or link to payday, short-term or other unsecured loan services.
Gun Topics: Press releases promoting the sale of handguns, rifles, shotguns, hunting guns, functioning antique guns, airsoft guns, paintball guns, bb guns, 3D-printed guns and any parts or component, whether finished or unfinished, that's essential to or enhances the functionality of a gun.
Online Pharmaceuticals: EIN Presswire does not accept releases from online pharmacies or websites that sell prescription drugs unless both the website and release explicitly state that a doctor’s prescription is required for purchase. In addition, pharmaceutical sites that are acceptable must be located within the United States or the United Kingdom.
Tobacco: Press releases promoting the sale of tobacco or any products containing tobacco, its consumption, or simulate tobacco smoking, e.g. vaping, e-cigarettes, herbal cigarettes.
Weight Loss Products: EIN Presswire does not allow any weight loss products or ingredients.
Health Supplements: EIN Presswire does not allow any health supplement content, irrespective of any claims of legality.
Sexual Enhancement Products: EIN Presswire does not allow press releases that promote sexual enhancement products.
Easy Money Schemes: EIN Presswire does not accept releases that promote make-money-online, work-from-home programs or get-rich-quick schemes.
Stock Recommendations: EIN Presswire does not accept releases that promote stock picks, trading bots, newsletters, alerts, recommendations, advice or reviews. Publicly traded companies may still promote their own news.
Forex Trading Platforms: EIN Presswire does not accept releases that promote the use of Forex trading platforms, Forex trading demo accounts, Leveraged or Funded Forex trading accounts, or AI-based Forex trading tools or bots. Organizations may submit releases that promote news about the Forex industry as a whole.
Cloud Mining: EIN Presswire does not accept releases that promote cloud mining services.
BlackHat SEO Tactics: EIN Presswire does not allow releases to promote or link to Black Hat SEO tactics and services. These types of services include, but are not limited to, keyword stuffing, link buying, and selling, link stuffing, over-hyphenated domains, paid social media followers, and reputation management.
Viruses, Scripts, and Codes: EIN Presswire does not accept releases that contain or link to any viruses, scripts, programs, web pages or any code that destroys, alters, or inhibits the operation of any computer systems.

3. Legal News Guidelines

Legal press releases may be accepted if:

The client is a law firm, or represented by an agency or agent who is clearly identifiable, and the address of the law firm is clearly presented on their website.
The purpose of the release is not to influence public opinion about a particular case or announce a pending filing of a lawsuit.
It includes the case number(s) related to the content.

Press releases about legal cases can:

Announce the winning of a lawsuit.

Press releases about legal cases are not:

Announcements of intentions to file a court case against an individual or group.
Potentially libelous, which is defined as content that falsely depicts or implies a person: (a) has committed a crime or is guilty of illegal activity; (b) lacks mental capacity; (c) has engaged in immoral behavior; (d) has a loathsome disease.
Interpretations of legal proceedings: (a) all claims about events surrounding a court case need to be attributed to court documents; (b) until a case is decided, events cannot be interpreted, but only detail what court documents allege.

4. Political News Guidelines

Political press releases should only be accepted if:

State & National political campaigns should have an email address, a campaign address, and a website and the customer is required to use an email address associated with the campaign website.
Sometimes, local races for smaller offices might not have a website or structured campaign operations. In this case, customers should always be identifiable through their social media presence and they should provide their LinkedIn handle.
Releases should not be accusational or negative. They should represent the policies, activities, and goals of the candidate(s).

Press releases about political matters can:

Contain fair comment of a political or public figure as long as this content does not cross over into libel territory.
Express the opinion or official stance of an organization on a public issue or current event, however, opinions must be put into the form of a quote and properly attributed to the organization making the statement.

5. No Waiver of Company Rights

The Company’s failure to enforce these Guidelines in any instance shall not constitute a waiver of its right to enforce them in any other instance. No waiver shall be effective unless in writing and executed by an officer of the Company.

6. Modifications

The Company reserves the right to amend or modify these Guidelines at any time in its sole discretion. The current version of these Guidelines will be made available at the footer of Our web sites. All changes are effective immediately upon publication. Your continued use of the Services or web sites following any such changes constitutes Your express acceptance of the modified Guidelines.

7. Precedence of Terms in Conflicts

In the event of conflict or inconsistency between the provisions of these Guidelines and Our Terms, the provisions of Our Terms shall take precedence.

8. Contact and Questions

For questions regarding these Guidelines, or to report any violations thereof, please visit Our contact page⁷.

Last update: July 21, 2025.

References:

General Terms and Conditions - https://www.einpresswire.com/legal/terms
Acceptable Use Policy - https://www.einpresswire.com/legal/aup
DMCA Policy - https://www.einpresswire.com/legal/dmca
Privacy Policy - https://www.einpresswire.com/legal/privacy
Press Release page on Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Press_release
Company Ethos page - https://www.einpresswire.com/company-ethos
Contact page - https://www.einpresswire.com/contact

EIN Presswire Editorial Guidelines