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Dennis Price
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Writer and Editorial Director, ImpactAlpha
Co-president at @impactalpha.
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Daniel Pike
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Digital Media Director, Bowling Green Daily News
Director of Digital Media for @bgdailynews. Runner, guitar player, Duke fan, constantly exasperated.
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Jasmine Liu
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Assistant Editor, Harper's Magazine
assistant editor @harpers | liu.jasminex@gmail.com
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Catherine Townsend
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Freelance Writer and Host, Hell and Gone Podcast, Freelance
Writer. PI. Host of true crime podcasts Hell and Gone @iheartmedia and Blood Money. I investigate white collar fraud, money, power...and murder.
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Aaron Pereira
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Journalist, The Indian Express
Journalist @indianexpress | Also Synergy + Product | Views are personal
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Sean McDonald
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Anchor and Reporter, WMUR-TV (Manchester, NH)
WMUR-TV Anchor, NH Chronicle Host, Manchester, NH @WMUR9. Links & RTs are not endorsements. Opinions are my own.
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Dale Miller
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Deputy Editor, The Scotsman
Deputy Editor of @TheScotsman and @scotonsunday. Views are my own
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Julie Zeilinger
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Founding Editor, WMC FBomb, Women's Media Center
Author. Founder Julie Zeilinger LLC and @the_fbomb @womensmediacntr. Adjunct Professor at @montclairstateu. Not active here, email julie@juliezeilinger.com.
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Heather Hiscox
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Anchor, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)
Happily waking up at 2:30 am for 17 years, to host the morning show on CBC News Network.
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Bryan Maygers
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Deputy Editor, Digital, Stanford Social Innovation Review
County Committee Member, Brooklyn Democratic Party @repyourblock @newkingsdems @mcguinness_safe
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Johanna Mair
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Academic Editor, Stanford Social Innovation Review
Researcher and educator, Professor at @theHertieSchool, Director GIIL at @StanfordPACS, Academic Editor @SSIReview.
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