Terms of Use
What using Prsourcecode means
Reading, searching or sharing anything on prsourcecode.com means you accept the terms below as they apply to a blog about PR tools, media relations and press releases. Questions about them can go to [email protected].
General information, not professional advice
Articles here offer general commentary on communications practice and opinion on software. They are not legal, financial or investment advice. A press release can raise issues around securities rules, advertising claims, privacy or confidentiality, and a company announcing results or a funding round should take advice from a qualified professional before publishing. Outcomes such as coverage, replies from reporters or search visibility cannot be promised, and tool reviews reflect conditions at the time of writing.
Who owns the material
The articles, headings, layout and original graphics belong to the operator or are used with permission. You may read them, quote a brief passage with a clear attribution to Prsourcecode, and link to any page. Republishing complete pieces, or using them in paid products or client deliverables as your own, requires written permission.
Expected behaviour
Do not probe the blog for weaknesses, flood it with automated requests, scrape it at scale, spread malicious code or use its contact address to send bulk pitches or spam. Access may be limited where needed to protect the site and its readers.
Suggestions and corrections you send
When you submit a correction, question or topic idea, you confirm that you may share it. You allow us to use the idea to improve the blog, with no duty to reply, credit you or publish it. Please do not send embargoed or confidential client material.
Advertising, commissions and outside sites
The blog may carry advertising and affiliate links, which can earn the operator a commission when a reader buys a subscription, at no added cost to the reader. Such links do not decide what an article concludes. Pages on this site may point to media databases, monitoring platforms, newswire services, reporters’ published work or company announcements. Those sites sit outside our control, so before you pay for a plan or rely on a figure, check the current pricing, limits and terms on the provider’s own pages.
Warranties and liability
The blog is offered as it is and as available. As far as the law permits, the operator does not promise that it will be accurate, complete or uninterrupted, and is not liable for losses arising from using the blog or relying on an article, including a campaign that performs poorly. Nothing here removes rights you hold under mandatory law or excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.
Changes and severability
We may alter these terms or the blog at any time, and revised terms apply once posted. Should a court or regulator find one clause unenforceable, the other clauses stay in effect.
Contact
For anything about these terms, email [email protected].