Press review
A press review is a compilation of current press reports as part of media monitoring, mostly in the form of excerpts . The admissibility is regulated in Germany by copyright law ( § 49 UrhG).
Press reviews are created and used in many companies, organizations and authorities - either internally in their own press office or externally by a commissioned PR agency or a media monitoring agency. B. to be informed about the public presentation of your own institution. To this end, newspapers are searched daily for articles in which the company concerned is named. The press review for the Federal Government , known as the Chancellor's folder , is created twice a day by the Federal Press Office and contains information on all policy areas.
The articles are collected, copied and compiled and distributed or are available for those affected as an electronic press review. The statutory provisions of copyright law apply . The creation of press reviews is made easier through the use of software and techniques such as OCR . More and more companies are not creating the press review themselves, but using electronic services from other providers. Nowadays, media monitoring is usually carried out electronically by a specialized service provider.
Various documentation facilities collect and make full-text newspaper articles accessible so that the latter can be searched together for specific terms. Network publications are included in press reviews as well as radio and TV broadcasts.
Demarcation
The editorial summary of the statements of various print media in one medium on one or more topics is called a press review .