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Jeff Foust
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Senior Writer, SpaceNews
Senior writer, @SpaceNews_Inc. Tips? DMs open, email jfoust@spacenews.com, or on Signal: jfoust.58. Also @jfoust.bsky.social.
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James O'Donnell
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Reporter, MIT Technology Review
Covering AI for MIT Tech Review. Work has appeared in The Washington Post, ProPublica, FRONTLINE, and elsewhere. Also on Bluesky.
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Andrew Rosenblum
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Journalist and Editor, Freelance
Read me @techreview, @newscientist @neodotlife @popsci @wired @lamag; FC @CapitalandMain & @ppfa; (he/his/him)
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Niall Firth
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Executive Editor, Newsroom, MIT Technology Review
Executive editor, newsroom @techreview. at @niallfirth on threads
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Cliff Kuang
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Freelance Contributor, Freelance
UX designer. Author of "User Friendly," “a tour de force” — @nytimes. ex @wired. Founder @fastcodesign.
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James Temple
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Senior Climate and Energy Editor, MIT Technology Review
Senior Climate & Energy Editor at MIT Technology Review. Got a tip? Please connect securely on Signal: jtemple.50
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Nicole Taylor
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Journalist and Food Writer, Freelance
Creative. Writer. Producer. Keeper #themaroonhouse. I wrote the 1st Juneteenth cookbook: Watermelon & Red Bird @simonschuster
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Zach Winn
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Writer, Freelance
Writer. Reader. Learner. Occasional thinker. Writing for Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Not good at responding on Twitter
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Jennifer Strong
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Host and Creator, SHIFT Podcast
Creator of SHIFT Podcast @PRX, @WSJ’s The Future of Everything, In Machines We Trust and Curious Coincidence @techreview, Extortion Economy with @ProPublica.
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Samantha Culp
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Freelance Contributor and Filmmaker, Freelance
Writer & filmmaker / Writing a book about the global landscapes of futures thought / newsletter: borderstudies.substack.com / samanthaculp on bsky
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Rachel Courtland
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Journalist, Freelance
Commissioning editor @techreview. Find me on Bluesky (bsky.app/profile/rcourt.bsky.social) and LinkedIn (www.linkedin.com/in/rcourtland/).
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