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Freelance Journalist, IEEE Spectrum
Freelance science writer for Nature, Chemical & Engineering News, IEEE Spectrum, Communications of the ACM, et. al. www.neilsavage.com
Reporter, Wigan Today
Reporter for @wigtoday, Wigan Post and Wigan Observer. Got a story? Contact me on sian.jones@nationalworld.com
Editor, American Chemical Society
Writer and editor at @BEA_News. Formerly @cenmag, @hhminews, JNCI, Contra Costa Times, Boca Raton News. Opinions my own.
Book Critic and Cultural Reporter, Freelance
Julia M. Klein is a Philadelphia-based cultural reporter and critic who writes about museums, theater, books, film, television and the media.
Contributor, Freelance
Award-winning journo in education, environment, government. City Editor at LA Daily News. Ex-LA Weekly managing editor. Analyzed Calif for CNN, FOX, BBC, KNX.
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Reporter, Arkansas Democrat Gazette
Reporter for @arkansasonline | Politics, education, community development | Reformed desert dweller 🌵
Sports Director, Anchor and Video Journalist, KXTX-TV (Fort Worth, TX)
Director de deportes y presentador en Telemundo 39
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Reporter, Otago Daily Times
European Correspondent, C and EN
Journo for @cenmag with a taste for biomolecules; All opinions are mine, all mine. She/her. DMs open. I say my name like this: namedrop.io/laurahowes
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