"Freedom of the press" does not mean "freedom of news agencies". Remember, the Constitution was written back in the 1700s when "the press" was an abbreviation for "the printing press", the only mechanism of mass content distribution available at the time.
"Freedom of speech" means you can say what you want at a rally, assembly, or just walking down the street, and "freedom of press" means you can print (or "press", i.e., use the press to create and distribute) what you want.
"Freedom of speech" means you can say what you want at a rally, assembly, or just walking down the street, and "freedom of press" means you can print (or "press", i.e., use the press to create and distribute) what you want.