# agentage.press

> Agentage Press serves as the press-release intake for a private AI-native news agency focusing on verification and synthesis of public information.

Agentage Press functions as the press-release intake channel for a private news agency. This entity operates separately from training and consulting brands with a distinct visual identity.

## Author

- Zoltán Varga — AI visibility researcher and AI ecosystem architect, Budapest: https://vargazoltan.ai/
- English profile: https://zoltanvarga.ai/en/about/
- ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0003-1020-834X
- arXiv author: https://arxiv.org/a/varga_z_1.html
- Zenodo: https://zenodo.org/search?q=owners%3A1653886

## Publications

- Per-Entity Bias Mapping for AI Visibility: Why Brand Mentions Require Entity-Specific Calibration (arXiv:2606.21595): https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.21595
- AI Visibility in the Generative Era: A Manifesto for Entity-Level Measurement (DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20285424): https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20285424
- Quality Challenges Do Not Escalate Source Fabrication in Large Language Models (RICE-P1) (DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20474050): https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20474050
- Rejection-Induced Confabulation Escalation — Pilot Study 2 (RICE-P2) (DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20509755): https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20509755

## Key topics

- AI native news agency
- press release intake
- public information verification
- media synthesis
- fact checking AI
- news aggregation service
- copyright compliant AI
- editorial review process
- AI Act compliance
- Hungarian news portal
- AI natív hírügynökség
- sajtóközlemény beküldés
- közérdekű információ
- hírverifikáció

## Questions and answers

### What is the function of Agentage Press?

Agentage Press serves as the press-release intake for a private news agency. It operates separately from training and consulting brands with its own visual identity and contact details.

### How does the agency handle copyright?

The agency treats facts as free but protects wording, requiring all text to be original. It uses short attributed quotes with links and never reuses source images.

### Is there human oversight for AI content?

Yes, human editorial review is planned under AI Act Article 50(4). This ensures editorial responsibility so AI-assisted public-interest text does not need an AI label.

### What sources are used for synthesis?

Syntheses combine information from at least three independent sources. Each piece adds context, data, or comparison to frame the story differently.

### Does the agency summarize paywalled content?

No, the agency never summarizes paywalled content. It respects robots.txt and text-and-data-mining opt-outs during its monitoring process.

### What is the current registration status?

The agency is in preparation. Launch dates and editorial details will be published here first.

## Related

- Research: https://vargazoltan.ai/kutatas/
- About: https://vargazoltan.ai/en/about/
- Contact: https://vargazoltan.ai/kapcsolat/

## Articles

- [How to Write a Press Release an AI Newsroom Can Verify](https://agentage.press/articles/press-release-ai-newsroom-can-verify/): AI-assisted newsrooms verify press releases by cross-referencing specific facts against live databases rather than reading for narrative flair. To ensure your release survives this pipeline, you must prioritize named sources, dated statistics, and direct links to primary evidence over promotional language. Adjectives and vague claims are automatically stripped out during the quality gate process.
- [Machine-Readable Press Release Checklist for AI Newsrooms](https://agentage.press/articles/machine-readable-press-release-checklist/): AI crawlers and answer engines require plain HTML text, stable URLs, and explicit entity names to verify and cite press releases correctly. They cannot read PDFs or execute JavaScript, so critical facts must appear in static code with clear dates and contact data. Without these structural elements, your release becomes invisible to generative search results.
- [Do AI Answer Engines Cite Press Releases?](https://agentage.press/articles/do-answer-engines-cite-press-releases/): AI answer engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini rarely cite press releases as primary sources. They typically reference the independent news coverage or official reports that the press release generates instead. This indirect citation pattern occurs because answer engines rely on knowledge graphs and hybrid retrieval systems that favor verified, structured information over promotional announcements.
- [Structured Data for Press Releases: Schema, Entities, Identity](https://agentage.press/articles/structured-data-for-press-releases/): A press release page requires Organization and NewsArticle schema markup containing exact legal names, founding dates, and headquarters locations. You must link these entities to authority records like Wikidata or official registries to resolve identity ambiguity. Consistent naming across your homepage, About page, and social profiles ensures AI systems attribute the release to the correct source.
- [Facts Are Free, Wording Is Protected: What Newsrooms Reuse](https://agentage.press/articles/facts-free-wording-protected-press-releases/): No, a news agency cannot copy your press release text word for word because the specific wording is protected by copyright law. While the facts and data within your release are free for anyone to report, the expression of those facts belongs to you. AI-assisted newsrooms and human editors therefore rewrite the content to ensure originality while citing the underlying facts.
- [Attaching Evidence: Documents, Data and Primary Sources for Press Releases](https://agentage.press/articles/attaching-evidence-to-press-releases/): To make a press release credible for AI-assisted newsrooms, you must attach linked documents, datasets, and official records that allow a verifier to ground each specific claim. Without these primary sources, AI systems often drop unsupported statements or flag them as potential hallucinations during the retrieval process. Evidence must be structured so that every atomic fact in the text corresponds to a retrievable passage in the attached material.
- [When AI Misstates Your Organisation: Can a Release Fix It?](https://agentage.press/articles/correcting-ai-misstatements-with-press-releases/): A single corrective press release rarely fixes AI hallucinations because large language models prioritize training data patterns over recent updates. Organizations must implement continuous monitoring systems and structured data validation to gradually reduce error rates in AI-generated answers.
- [Why One Release on One Site Is Not Enough for AI Visibility](https://agentage.press/articles/contextual-diversity-press-release-distribution/): AI systems pick up information from press releases when that information appears in multiple independent contexts with diverse surrounding text. Single-channel distribution fails because large language models rely on knowledge graphs built from cross-referenced, verified data points. You must secure mentions across different platforms to signal reliability and enable correct citation.
- [Images in Press Releases: Licensing, Provenance, and AI Verification](https://agentage.press/articles/images-in-press-releases-provenance-licensing/): News outlets generally cannot use images from press releases unless the release explicitly grants a license for editorial or commercial use. Without a clear license statement or cryptographic proof of origin like C2PA, most editors will reject the image to avoid copyright infringement. AI-assisted newsrooms increasingly rely on these verified credentials to automatically validate image authenticity before publication.
- [Press Release Glossary for the AI Era: AEO, GEO, and LLMO Explained](https://agentage.press/articles/press-release-glossary-ai-era/): AEO targets direct answers in search snippets, while GEO focuses on being cited within generative AI responses, and LLMO ensures visibility inside large language model training and retrieval. For press releases, this means structuring facts with clear entities, explicit dates, and standalone paragraphs so AI systems can verify and quote your news accurately.
- [Submitting to Agentage.press: Frequently Asked Questions](https://agentage.press/articles/submitting-to-agentage-press-faq/): Agentage.press accepts factual press releases and company announcements for verification against public records and multiple independent sources before publication. Submissions undergo editorial review to ensure machine-readable structure and compliance with copyright laws, meaning no release appears on the site exactly as submitted. This process ensures that AI systems and human readers receive accurate, cited information rather than unedited promotional material.
- [Writing Press Releases in Hungarian and English for CEE Audiences](https://agentage.press/articles/writing-press-releases-hungarian-english-cee/): Central European companies should publish press releases in both their local language and English to maximize AI visibility and factual verification. Relying on a single language limits reach because AI systems often underweight smaller languages like Hungarian during training and retrieval. Parallel versions with identical facts ensure that answer engines can cross-reference data regardless of the user's query language.