Wiktionary
n. A press or media credential issued as identification to newsgatherers who work professionally in media. The principal occupations covered are reporters and writers, photographers, film and video camera operators and crews and other broadcasting workers such as producers and researchers.
Usage examples of "press card".
You're not immune just because you carry a press card and a camera, you know that bloody well.
April Wednesday, she called herself, and her press card bore this out Revson could only assume that she had been born of singularly unimaginative parents who, as christening day approached, had seized upon the birth date as the easy way out.
Everything he figured he'd need was there-driver's license, a non-photo press card, Social Security card.
I set those items aside and studied the press card issued by the Department of Defense.
Out slid Duncan Oaks'sdog tags, the black-and-white snapshot, and the press card.
Foremost amongst them was a reporter with a Slime Magazine press card in his hatband.
The press card had been sent when she resigned from Syndicated Press for the TV job.