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Searching for outlets

How to search for specific publications.

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Written by Veronica Fletcher
Updated over a month ago

Via the journos tab

With this search, you can query our database our journalists by searching for things like job title and outlet.

For example, you can search for all journalists who have 'daily mail' in their outlet.

Or you can search for anyone who has the word 'consumer' in their job title and then filter it to the daily mail using the outlet filter option.

Note: when using the outlet filter, you can search using the URL or site name.

If you're searching for an outlet by name but don't see the outlet you want appearing, try being more specific.

For example, if you search 'the sun' you will see the US version appear, but not the UK version. If you add UK onto the search, you see the UK outlet appear.

If you enter the URL and no outlet appears, the means we don't have the outlet in our system. In this case, you can contact us and we will update the database and add the outlet.

Via the outlet tab

You can also search outlets via the "Outlets" tab in the menu.

To use the search you'll need to enter a URL from the outlet you want to find, and press search.

You can use any URL from the outlet. For example, if you wanted to search for The Guardian' you could use any of the following:

But searching 'The Guardian' won't work - it needs to be a URL.

The search will return all the outlets associated with The Guardian.

Find the one you're interested in and click on its profile. Here you'll see a selection of journalists who write for the publication.

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