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Nicole Laskowski
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News Director, Informa Tech Target
News director for @SAP_TT, @Search_ERP, @sHRSoftware. Opinions are mine. Reach me at nlaskowski@techtarget.com.
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Cliff Saran
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Managing Editor, Technology, Computer Weekly
Managing Editor, Computer Weekly
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Ed Burns
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Journalist, Deloitte
I cover business analytics news. Amateur craft beer brewer, music aficionado, fan of great journalism
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Jack Poller
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Senior Analyst, Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG)
Analyst @Hutzpah Consulting covering Identity & Data Security; formerly pre-revenue marketing, HW/SW in startup land
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Alex Scroxton
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Security Editor, Computer Weekly
Prestige Millennial: Apex Procrastinator: Mediocre Cyber Takes Done Cheap: Security Editor @ComputerWeekly: Not Really A Llama Find me on Mastodon or LinkedIn.
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Meredith Courtemanche
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Director of Editorial Training, Informa Tech Target
TechTarget’s resource for VMware virtualization and cloud: VMware View, vSphere, ESX, certifications and more.
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Vincent Quezada
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Freelance Columnist and Technology Reporter, Freelance
Periodista, profesor, fanático de la tecnología, los negocios 3.0, el mkt, y la música electrónica. Editor en onedigital.info, pcformat.info, revistagadgets.com
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Ronald Schmelzer
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Contributor, Freelance
#AI #ML Expert - Principal Analyst, Cognilytica - AI Today Podcast Host - TechBreakfast Founder - SXSWi Judge - ex-ZapThink, Bizelo, Zoptopz, ChannelWave
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Can I filter Computerweeklyes journalists by location or beat?
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