The power to talk to companies and attempt to coordinate efforts on communicating information about important national concerns like public health and voting in

The power to talk to companies and attempt to coordinate efforts on communicating information about important national concerns like public health and voting information? If that's not allowed, are government sources not allowed to talk to the press either? Or even send out press releases (which could be interpreted as "coercion" to publish the included information)? So long as the companies have no obligation to do what the government agents suggest, then I think this is an entirely reasonable "power" to have. In fact, it's one that you can't actually get rid of anyway.