info360 invites qualified press/analysts/bloggers from news organizations and accredited market analyst firms to submit a registration request for a complimentary badge.  You will need to provide an online link to a recent article or research paper.
 
Press credentials will not be granted to:
Accounting, administration, art director, graphic designer, manager, marketing representative, president, vice president, promotions, engineers, marketing managers or general managers

• Editors of "in-house newsletters"
• Anyone whose principal purpose for attending info360 is, in our judgment, for reasons other than generating news coverage or research reports of the event or its participants

Freelancers:
In lieu of a business card, you may submit a byline or editorial credit in a masthead published within the last six months. All registration will be verified through a national media database.  
 
Analysts:
Market research analysts with an accredited firm will be granted complimentary access to info360.  Proper identification is required, including a copy of — or an Internet link to — a published industry-related article from the last six months (must have name in byline); copy of a financial article quoting you as a financial or market analyst; or an Internet link to an industry-related financial report written within the past six months listing you as a contributor.  
 
Press IDs from membership organizations are not sufficient for verification:
A history of being registered at a previous info360, or other recognized trade shows does not guarantee approval or waive any aforementioned requirements.  Misrepresentation of position and/or publication/news organization will bar you and your organization from all future info360 events.
 
To apply:

1. A link to a recent article or masthead of a publication is required.
2. A business card or other approved credential is required for registration.  The business card must include the following: Media outlet name, Contact Name and Editorial title. 

If your card does not include an editorial title, an editorial credit/byline or masthead can be substituted.