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Technology Columnist, Tribune Content Agency
Tech columnist for Tribune News Service. BBQ seeker. Member @texasbbqposse
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Global Opinion Writer, The Washington Post
Journalist @WashingtonPost since 2012. Host of β544 Daysβ Podcast. Co-Executive Director @CSIS Hostage Commission. 2x Fellow @harvard. Board Chair @PFC_NPC

Contributing Writer/ Columnist, Corporate Board Member
Columnist @corporateboardmember. Tweeting insights on issues involving #Governance #Risk #Compliance #CorpGov.
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Theme Park Reporter, Orange County Register
Theme park reporter for @OCRegister covering news and trends on Disney, Universal, SeaWorld, Six Flags & Legoland parks around the nation and world

Staff Photographer, The Seattle Times
Seattle Times staff photographer with Climate Lab ποΈ Wyoming born. @IWMF fellow and @PulitzerCenter grantee.
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Music Critic, The Mercury News
Music critic for @mercnews @EastBayTimes. I go to church at @CalvaryLG

Deputy Features Editor, The Seattle Times
Features editor @SeattleTimes π€ / Truthful J. Jonah Jameson Jr. / Raleigh boy, UNC alum
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Social Media Producer and Entertainment Reporter, MassLive.com
Social Media Producer, Entertainment Reporter @masslivenews | @SpfldCollege alumπ»| tsanzo@masslive.com

Trending News Writer, Athlon Sports
Freelance writer, editor, fashion critic, sneakerhead. Trending news @MensJournal | @49erswebzone | @KorkedBats | Chief curator, Fusilli Jerry Museum.
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Reporter, About US, The Washington Post
Staff writer at @washingtonpost's @aboutus newsletter about race and identity | latinx πΊπΈ+ππ³+π¨πΊ+π¬π· | she/her/ella
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