noun a device used for applying pressure, typically in printing or manufacturing processes
A press pen is a designated area for journalists to gather and report on events, such as press conferences or public speeches.
Press pens can be utilized as a strategic tool to attract media attention and coverage for a product launch or promotional event.
Press pens are often set up at events to ensure that media representatives have a designated space to cover the event.
Press pens are used to manage the flow of journalists and photographers at large events, helping to ensure that they have access to key areas.
A writer may use a press pen to quickly jot down notes or ideas while on the go, or to sign books at book signings.
A journalist may use a press pen to take notes during interviews, press conferences, or while covering events.
A PR specialist may use a press pen to take notes during meetings with clients, to write press releases, or to jot down ideas for campaigns.
A marketing manager may use a press pen to brainstorm ideas for advertising campaigns, take notes during meetings, or to sign contracts with partners.
An event planner may use a press pen to write down details for upcoming events, to create seating charts, or to sign contracts with vendors.