"press organizations" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "Many journalists rely on press organizations to ensure their stories remain unbiased."
Box 2: Amateur press organizations (ephemera).
Local press organizations say the number is much higher.
So have various press organizations and political parties.
But Nantucket was fogged in, and press organizations were desperate for details.
The American businesses in the region, like the oil contractors and even press organizations, paid much more.
The MFIA Clinic provides pro bono legal representation to journalists, press organizations, and advocacy groups.
"I believe Alaska has a very small press organization," Brier told me.
Philip Berk, president of the press organization, said his members weren't immediately sold on the host idea.
To the right, a podium faces eight rows of six worn blue cloth-covered seats, each containing the nameplate of the press organization for whom it is reserved.
In 1975 the Gridiron Club, Washington's most exclusive press organization, invited her to become its first female member, and she became its president in 1993.
Jarah Euston, a former fixed-income analyst for Bank of America who sold Frenso Famous and Modesto Famous to McClatchy, acknowledges that when a blog is merged into a mainstream press organization, there's a worry "that the community will revolt and leave the site because it's no longer theirs, it's part of a big media company".
