MediaFuse launches TechnologyWire for tech press releases

MediaFuse launched TechnologyWire, a pay-per-release platform that places technology company announcements on the home and category pages of technology-focused publications.

MediaFuse announced TechnologyWire, a press-release distribution platform that places technology company announcements on the homepages and category pages of technology-focused publications. The platform is offered on a pay-per-release basis and does not require a subscription, long-term contract or minimum spend.

TechnologyWire distributes releases to a curated network of technology outlets rather than a broad mix of general-interest sites and regional outlets. MediaFuse says the network targets developers, IT decision-makers, investors and other technology audiences that are most likely to read and act on product launches, funding news, partnerships and technical updates.

Users create an account, submit a press release, select a distribution package and publish. Placements can appear on publication homepages or on relevant category pages. MediaFuse describes TechnologyWire as a distribution platform, not a public relations agency, and says it can be used directly by in-house communications teams as well as by agencies handling releases for clients.

The company says TechnologyWire supports search engine optimization (SEO) and generative engine optimization (GEO), a set of practices aimed at improving how announcements appear in search results and in outputs generated by AI tools.

Nadav Dakner, MediaFuse’s CEO, stated: “Most newswires were built in an era when casting the widest net was the strategy. That made sense when distribution was scarce. Today, a tech company doesn’t need its announcement on 400 outlets — it needs it on the 15 that its customers, investors, and partners actually read. TechnologyWire is purpose-built for that. Every outlet in the network is there because it reaches a technology audience, not because it fills a count.”

MediaFuse said TechnologyWire will join its existing vertical distribution services and focus specifically on publications that serve technology professionals and developers. The company provided the platform as a tool for targeted placement without naming subscription requirements or long-term commitments.

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