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Daniel Bogdanoff
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Contributor Writer, All About Circuits
Follow for geek stuff. Engineering, electronics, 3D printing. 'Resident Geek' @Keysight, host of Moore's Lobby podcast. Makes videos. Find me kinda everywhere!
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Jim Heaney
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Executive Director and Editor, Investigative Post
Editor and executive director of @ipostnews, the only nonprofit investigative reporting center serving Buffalo and Western New York.
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Alasdair Allan
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Journalist, Freelance
Scientist, author, hacker, maker, and journalist. Writes, speaks, and builds. Accidental privacy advocate. Previously wrote things down at @Raspberry_Pi.
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Roger Cheng
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Contributing Writer, Hackaday
Making, tinkering, and sharing my adventures along the way. Migrating to Mastodon @regorlas@hachyderm.io
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Al Williams
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Staff Writer, Hackaday
Embedded systems, FPGA designer, and blogger for Hackaday (@Hackaday). Author of Understanding 3D Printing facebook.com/Understanding3
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Cameron Coward
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Freelance Contributor, Freelance
(he/him) Freelance technical writer taking on new clients. Maker and hacker. Author of Idiot's Guides: 3D Printing and A Beginner's Guide to 3D Modeling
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Elliot Williams
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Managing Editor, Hackaday
Observer. Explainer. Tinkerer. He/Him. Hackaday! Also @hexagon5un@hackaday.social
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How do I find journalists featured in Hackaday?
Use filters like beat, industry, location, or journalist type to narrow your search to people who have contributed to Hackaday. You’ll see profiles that match those criteria.
Do you offer contact emails for journalists at Hackaday?
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Can I filter Hackaday journalists by location or beat?
Absolutely. You can focus your search by country, city/state, or specific beats to target journalists from Hackaday working in those areas.
What information is included in a journalist profile from Hackaday?
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 Hackaday journalists for outreach campaigns?
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How often are profiles for journalists from Hackaday updated?
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