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In public relations (PR) and marketing, a media contacts database is a resource which catalogs the names, contact information, and other details about people who work in various media professions.[1] These include journalists, reporters, editors, publishers, contributors, freelance journalists, opinion writers, social media personalities/ influencers, TV show anchors, radio show hosts, DJs, and others.
A media contacts database usually contains the following information:
- Full name of the media contact,
- The publication or channel they work for
- Designations[clarify] (past and present)
- Topics they cover, or their beat
- Contact information found in public domains
- Online presence like blogs and other social networking sites
- Education Information
- ^ Hartomo, Tjempaka; Cribb, Julian (July 17, 2002). Sharing Knowledge: A Guide to Effective Science Communication. Csiro Publishing. p. 52. ISBN 978-0-643-09955-5.