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Contributor, Freelance
Creative & Brand Leader as CEO, CCO & CMO | Web3 Consultant & DAO Builder | “Into the Metaverse” @CampaignUS | @TheExpers | @jumperstweeting
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Contributor, Entrepreneur
Chаinlink is the universal plаtform for buildеrs and financial institutions pionееring the futurе of global mаrkеts onchаin. #LinkTheWorld
Contributor, Freelance
Love writing about climate, cool new discoveries & mysteries of the planet. Huge bird nerd. 📧jamie.crugnale@gmail.com
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Writer, Freelance
Editorial Consultant; formerly of Adweek, GeoMarketing, Adexchanger, paidContent, MediaPost, Kambr Media
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Editor, Business Desk, The New York Times
Deputy editor, Headway @nytimes. Previous lives: WIRED and newyorker.com. Send pitches to: vera.titunik@nytimes.com
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Reporter, Construction Dive
reporter @constructdive — in @adweek @nypost @nreionline @forbes @dailycaller @wmucsports @theleftbench. @UofMaryland alum
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Reporter, The Coast News
Beardie mama | Oceanside + Escondido reporter @coastnewsgroup | @scrippsjschool grad | previously @athensmessenger, @usatoday
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Host, Patch AM and Long Island Editor, Patch
LI editor at Patch. Veteran journalist, broadcaster, author of new book "Here Now the News" on Amazon and signed copies: jerrybarmash.com
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Food and Travel Writer, Freelance
ESL teacher, freelance food/travel writer at (risk of becoming) large, and former sex educator. Gastrolust guy loving the spice of Sichuan. Ramen, not Wramen.
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