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US Tech Editor, The Guardian
Tech editor @GuardianUS, science fiction writer, and a tale told by an idiot. Contact: blake.montgomery@theguardian.com, DMs

Senior Editor, The Verge
Co-founder @Verge, alum @CNET @Gizmodo @Engadget. Moved to Bluesky after the great Twitter purge
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Senior Associate Editor, Built In
Sr Assoc Editor at @BuiltIn. PhD. Recovering academic. Texas export. Former Chicago dweller turned suburban mother of two. Wish I had hot takes. She/her
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Tech Reporter, The Seattle Times
tech reporter @seattletimes / ex - puget sound business journal, seattle p-i / send me leaks/tips at ahalverson@seattletimes.com
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Risk Management Reporter, Risk.net
Cover all things risk @RiskDotNet. menghan.xiao@infopro-digital.com
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Video Game Journalist and Senior Writer, Screen Rant
Video game journalist & Senior Writer at @ScreenRant. Geeky gamer girl. 💜 board & video games, D&D, LEGO, 🌮 and more. Contact: carrielambertsen@gmail.com
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Research Manager, International Data Corporation (IDC)
Tennis. Nachos. Cross stitch. @IDC Research Manager for Streaming Data Pipeline. President, Building Newport's Future. Public school advocate.

Blogger, Medium
140K Followers on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/alxngu/ Ideas about technology, software engineering and life
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Head of Newsletters, Associated Press
Head of Newsletters at the @AP. Formerly: @cnn @dnainfoNY, @cnbc, @reuters, @ladailynews and founder of @NewYorkology. Bakersfield native. Amy@AmyLangfield.com

Director, Social and Digital Platforms, National Geographic
Current Knight-Wallace Journalism Fellow at UMichigan. Media strategist - formerly @NatGeo and @Time
Frequently Asked Questions
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Use filters such as industry, country, journalist type, or outlet to narrow your search to reporters, editors, or contributors who specialize in Hacktivism. You’ll see profiles that match those criteria.Do you offer contact emails for these journalists?
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