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Press Inquiries

How journalists and partners can ask us questions or request material.Last updated: Oct 1, 2026

If you are a journalist, researcher or partner who would like to ask us something, this page tells you how. TIN 356 is a launch-edition publication. We do not claim press coverage, awards or an audience, and you will not find a "as seen in" strip anywhere on this site.

How to contact the press desk

Email [email protected] and include your name, publication or organisation, your deadline and what you need. This is a placeholder address for the launch edition; we will confirm or replace it before full launch. We aim to respond within a few working days, though that is a goal and not a promise.

What we can provide

  • Interviews with the Editor-in-Chief pen name about our editorial approach, subject to availability.
  • Brand assets: the TIN 356 wordmark and mark in SVG form, with guidance on use.
  • Colour tokens: primary tangerine, sunny lemon, tropical mint and the neutral surfaces described on the media kit page.
  • Corrections history: a record of changes, once we have any to report.

Boilerplate you may use

TIN 356 is an independent English-language digital magazine covering technology, creative culture, startups and everyday media habits. The site is in launch edition: stories are explainers, guides and clearly labelled illustrative features written by the editorial team. TIN 356 is online-only. Website: tin356.com.

Please do not describe the publication as having a particular audience size, a newsroom of a specific size or any funding, because those facts do not exist yet.

What we do not do

  • We do not offer paid placement or sponsored coverage.
  • We do not take dictation from public-relations pitches. We read them, and may or may not cover a subject.
  • We do not share unpublished drafts outside the desk.

Quoting our stories

You are welcome to quote short passages from our stories with a link back to the original and clear attribution. Please state when a quoted piece is an illustrative feature, since the people and organisations described in it are fictional. For longer reuse of text or images, ask first.

Complaints about coverage

If a story concerns you and you believe it contains an error, send the details to [email protected] and mention the title of the story. We handle corrections under the Editorial Code.