Writing as an ex-editor gone data-wrangling, I can only second this. I wrote for a student-paper and I would have loved the press release with the "zombie apoca

Writing as an ex-editor gone data-wrangling, I can only second this. I wrote for a student-paper and I would have loved the press release with the "zombie apocalypse". I then got to writing for a website. And there, I could have used some of these as well. BUT: Most press-releases were discarded, without being read. They came in the normal pool-mail-address. And all the spam was there too. My advice would be, to take a little bit time, try to get hold of an editors real email-address and contact him/her that way. You will dodge the gate-keeping troll, who's job for the day is to clean out the pool-mail-inbox.