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Karina Sturm
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Writer and Journalist, Freelance
Freelance #journalist and #chronicillness advocate living with #EhlersDanlosSyndrome besides others. She/her. Profile Pic: @ohrenflimmern
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Jim Brady
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Freelance Journalist, Freelance
Now: VP/Journalism, @knightfdn. Before: @washingtonpost, @spiritedmediaco, @ESPN, @AOL. Rarely: @mets. Never: @nyjets. Boards: @IWMF, @MediaFunders.
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Megan Paolone
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Editor, Apple News
editor; formerly copy chief @BuzzFeedNews, @styleguide; likes coffee, crafts, and ctenophores; sifting through the static; she/her
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Lawrence Pintak
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Contributor and Journalist, Freelance
Journalist. Author. Founding Dean @MurrowCollege. Veteran Middle East correspondent. At work on book on mysticism. Insta LPintak
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Maitreyi Anantharaman
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Staff Writer and Co-Owner, Defector
staff writer @defectormedia ⛹️♀️ not really here
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Jim Dickinson
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Associate Editor, Wonkhe
@Wonkhe SUs. Trustee @WinchesterSU. HE policy. Pop. Pro EU(rovision). Windmills not walls. Giggling incredulity. “Wasteful and inefficient for our economy”
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Gabe Rosenberg
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Audience Editor, KCUR-FM (Kansas City, MO)
Audience Editor @KCUR. 🎙🦑 I edit a lot of podcasts. Journalist, music geek, pun aficionado, food eater. Pittsburgh kid (sorta).
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Ruth Margalit
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Contributing Writer, The New York Times Magazine
Contributing writer @NYTMag. Email: ruth.margalit@nytimes.com
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Can I filter Columbia Journalism Review journalists by location or beat?
Absolutely. You can focus your search by country, city/state, or specific beats to target journalists from Columbia Journalism Review working in those areas.
What information is included in a journalist profile from Columbia Journalism Review?
Each profile includes journalist type, role, beat(s), industry, outlet(s), location, and recent articles — so you can see what they cover and where.
Can I export a list of Columbia Journalism Review journalists for outreach campaigns?
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How often are profiles for journalists from Columbia Journalism Review updated?
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