Nia Phillips - Profile and Journalist Details

Find journalists that align with your industry, location and vision. Unlock Nia Phillips's full journalist profile, including location, coverage topics, current employer, biography and preferences. Sign up today and start building journalist relationships that fuel your startup's growth.

Get connected with journalists today
Nia Phillips

Nia Phillips

Verified

Producer, TODAY

New York

Final Covers

Sports , Gaming, Streaming Media , Broadcast Media, Streaming Services , Hockey, sports , business

Doesn’t Cover

Nothing is ever out of bounds!

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Medium Formats

Content

Total articles 17

  • Alone, together

    By Nia Phillips Verified|MediumIt's winter time in Barcelona, my damp vibration matches the season. I gather with my family in a Spanish restaurant - my parents living in France and my sister in Spain means that our get-togethers happen few and far in between. The geographical distance in our relationship often equates to catch ups of high energy, high expectations. We sit on small wooden tables atop cool terracotta tiles in a low-ceilinged basement of a traditional eatery. We're joined by...

    By Nia Phillips Verified · 0

    Jul. 03, 2024

  • Fast foodies are getting fed up with price hikes at the drive-thru

    By Christine Romans Verified, Nia Phillips Verified|Yahoo FinanceVerifiedLook no further than the fast-food drive-thru for evidence of inflation fatigue. Food companies have been passing along higher labor and ingredient costs to consumers long after inflation peaked at 9.1% in June 2022. Diners are getting fed up, eating less fast food and griping on social media that their go-to cheap meals aren’t so cheap anymore. Sales show it.

    By Christine Romans Verified, Nia Phillips Verified · Yahoo Finance

    Feb. 07, 2024

  • McDaniel vows to be conservative 'bulldog' in Mississippi Senate race against Wicker

    By Nia Phillips Verified|ABC NewsVerifiedState Sen. Chris McDaniel officially announced his bid in Mississippi's primary race Wednesday afternoon in a fiery speech often reminiscent of a church service. "I'm not going up there to be a leadership lapdog -- I'm going up there to be Mississippi's bulldog," he told a spirited crowd at Jones Junior College in Ellisville. "If you want a conservative to fight for you, you have your candidate. His name is Chris McDaniel.

    By Nia Phillips Verified · ABC News

    Mar. 01, 2018

As seen in

Company Info

TODAY

We are a student driven media agency! We help independent businesses become bolder, more creative and bigger.

'+1 617-737-6157

Founded: 2017