NET TV in NYC is a nonprofit broadcast media outlet specializing in faith-centered programming with a focus on Catholic news and uplifting content for diverse age groups. Their flagship program, Currents, is a half-hour news magazine highlighting stories of people of faith locally and globally. Founded in 2009, NET TV serves an audience interested in spiritual and community-oriented news through engaging storytelling.
Reach WEAR with the right story.
WEAR is a online media with 6 journalists in the Presscloud database. Your best shot is a personal pitch that builds on what a journalist recently published.
WEAR is worth pitching when your news is a fit for a United States online media outlet. It can be relevant if you are building outreach to digital newsrooms in the market and want to tailor your press release or pitch to a broad online publication format.
Presscloud tracks 6 journalists at WEAR, spread across its various editorial teams. This page summarizes what the medium covers, which stories have potential, and how to effectively approach the editorial team.
What WEAR covers
WEAR is tracked as an Online Media outlet in the United States. No desk information is available here, so your pitch should clearly match the outlet type and explain why your story belongs in an online news setting.
How to pitch successfully to WEAR
Pitch WEAR with a clear, timely story angle that works for an online media outlet in the United States. Since no desk information is available in this profile, keep your outreach focused, easy to scan, and explicit about why the story is relevant for this publication. A strong press release should lead with the news, include usable facts and context, and make the fit obvious without assuming a specific beat.
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