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Eric Rasmussen
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Investigative Reporter, KSTP-TV (St Paul, MN)
Investigative Reporter @KSTP, lucky dad, hip-hop DJ, baseball fan. News tips: erasmussen@kstp.com
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Lorna Garey
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Executive Editor, Brainyard
Executive Editor w/ Oracle NetSuite, veteran, baker. Tweets my own unless they contain Oxford comma. #journalismmatters
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George V. Hulme
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Journalist and Writer, Freelance
Cyber | Enterprise | Techno-Optimist | Minneapolis #FightForFreelancers ✊ | SPJ | ASJA | Independent | 48B | MN06 (MN03 Exile) | Philly Sports #FlyEaglesFly
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David Politis
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Founder and Editor and Publisher, Utah Money Watch
Chief Marketing Officer of ISYS Technologies & Xi3 Corp., tasked with driving the launch & roll-out of the Xi3 Modular Computer worldwide & loving it everyday.
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Dave Link
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Writer, Freelance
Up to a point, doer of mathematics. Unofficial associate of The Best Show with Tom Scharpling.
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Kristin Burnham
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Journalist and Writer, Freelance
Reporter & editor focusing on IT, security, leadership/careers, technology & social media/marketing
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Clare Grant
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Photojournalist, The Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY)
Photojournalist: @courierjournal | Formerly: @dispatchalerts @IndyStar @thenewstribune & @Foundryphoto ‘22
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Marco Pimentel
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Host, Someone Like You
CMO at Redbrick (@rdbrck) and CoFounder at Assembly (@assmblydigital ). Self-proclaimed amateur fly fisherman.
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Larry Walsh
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CEO and Chief Analyst, Channelnomics Europe
CEO, @channelnomics; old-school ink-stained wretch, unapologetic Trekkie; whiskey enthusiast, host of Changing Channels and In the Margins podcasts.
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Can I filter Informationweek journalists by location or beat?
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Each profile includes journalist type, role, beat(s), industry, outlet(s), location, and recent articles — so you can see what they cover and where.
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