NEW YORK, Aug. 3, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Below are experts from the ProfNet network who are available to discuss timely issues in your coverage area. You can also submit a query to the hundreds of ...

"The still unrealized promise of 'coming out' is that it will lead more people to affirm the common humanity and dignity of all people – despite differences from each other and from an abstract idea ...

ProfNet is a free service that provides journalists, bloggers, authors and other writers with links to experts and story ideas on the topics they cover. You'll also find links to job opportunities and ...

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ProfNet is an excellent service that helps journalists find sources by sending out a question to more than 10,000 experts around the country and making it easy to pinpoint ones knowledgeable about a ...

Following are additional experts who are available to discuss health-related issues surrounding the Gulf oil spill. To view the original Topic Alert, see: http ...

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It was bound to happen at some point, and although there have been hints at some ruffled feathers before, yesterday marked another step in the HARO vs. ProfNet competition. Not familiar with HARO, or ...

The responses provided me with an observation that I will humbly share with our learned and highly literate readership. Some professionals, it appears, do not attentively read queries from reporters ...

In last week’s brouhaha over Profnet, we learned that reporters’ queries to the media-source service should not be considered private. A Pittsburgh columnist began a new feature on his blog where he ...