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Max G. Levy
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Freelance Science Journalist, Freelance
freelance science journalist. cofounder @Sequencermag words in @WIRED, @Quantamagazine, @TED_ED, etc. phd @CUBoulder. he/him
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Kwame Opam
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Deputy Managing Editor, News, Chicago Sun-Times
Follow me at bsky.app/profile/kwameopam.bsky.social
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Hana Alberts
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Senior Real Estate Editor, Business Insider
Deputy real estate editor @thisisinsider. Formerly @nypost @Curbed @Forbes. Native New Yorker, ex HKG expat. Curiosity, food, friends, bad TV, dark chocolate.
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Tom Williams
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Freelance Film Journalist, Freelance
I don’t use this anymore.
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tom***@***.com
https://www.aeh

Danielle Venton
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Editor and Science Reporter, KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA)
Climate reporter @kqednews // wildfire, space & oceans // studied @UCSC_SciCom @humboldtcalpoly // Also at dventon.bsky.social
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Stacey Higginbotham
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Policy Fellow, Consumer Reports
I care about cybersecurity and IoT. Former journo, now at Consumer Reports. Also at @gigastacey.bsky.social Sign up for my newsletter at staceyoniot.com
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Brandon Widder
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Senior Commerce Editor, The Verge
Senior Commerce Editor, @verge.

Preston Gralla
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Contributing Editor, Computerworld
Preston Gralla is the author of more than 40 books about technology and a contributing editor and Windows blogger and columnist for Computerworld.
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Dominique Pariso
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Writer, New York Magazine
Loudmouth at large|writer at NY Mag’s @thestrategist
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How do I find journalists featured in The Verge?
Use filters like beat, industry, location, or journalist type to narrow your search to people who have contributed to The Verge. You’ll see profiles that match those criteria.
Do you offer contact emails for journalists at The Verge?
Yes. Verified contact details (such as emails, LinkedIn, and X) are unlocked with a premium subscription. Free users can view profiles, but contact fields are redacted.
Can I filter The Verge journalists by location or beat?
Absolutely. You can focus your search by country, city/state, or specific beats to target journalists from The Verge working in those areas.
What information is included in a journalist profile from The Verge?
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 The Verge journalists for outreach campaigns?
Yes. Premium users can export lists of journalists affiliated with The Verge into CSV or XLSX files for your campaigns.
How often are profiles for journalists from The Verge updated?
We refresh profiles regularly to ensure the outlet affiliations, roles, beats, and contact details remain accurate.
Why filter by outlet instead of only by beat or industry?
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